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  1. 1. What Cut?

    • LHT S0500
      87
    • LHT 710
      53
    • LHT SD-103
      18
    • Sugarcane '47 Type II 50/50 blend
      15
    • No more contests please!
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24 oz would be nice! or 21 or 19

17 are for lame motherfuckers ...

im going to agree with ed on this one.

and $200 is a must.

and 0500? seriously..seriously? theyre going to have to make the 710 for me on this one...

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he should give us an estimate at least.

all you 0500xx out there are noobs! but if he can get it at 24oz...god damn, ill shut my mouth

thats like that only thing that will for surely put me in this contest

Posted

people are not considered in unless they start paying the full price for the jeans...

i hate pussies who back out

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I still think the 0500 cut is going to be the most versatile cut if Samurai can have it done. If you want a looser, straighter fit, sizing up one won't hurt. Same can be said with a slimmer fit and sizing down.

While probably true, personally I don't like the rise on the 500. I'd have to size up two sizes for a comfortable rise. I'd actually prefer the 710 due to the slightly higher rise but don't really need another jean that slim. Anyway, since it looks like the 500 is decided on I think I may just order myself some Jins instead to get the LHT experience.

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I'm in no doubt as long as it doesn't go above 300 I'm in. If it's 200 I'll deposit my money early.

Posted

there are only 106 votes and 48 for the 0500 cut. how many of the 48 people will actually buy the jeans? doesnt seem like theres enough overall interest to generate a large enough production at the moment.

Posted

^a valid concern...Not ideal, but still possible...We'll reach final numbers once everything is set as there is no telling who might decide to join in or change their minds about the cut, etc.

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I think the people into the 710 cut can be persuaded by the details or denim oz to be into the 0500, hopefully haha.

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Aho, I think if we can get 100 people to do this. Samurai will make the texas cotton LHT for us in whatever weight we want. The key is to let our money talk for us. Honestly we shouldn't step to them until we are 100 strong!I'm talking 100 people money in a paypal account ready to send. BiG can collect the money and when 100 people have paid $200 ($20,000)then the jeans we want are put into production. It can work, we just need the particapation. Let's do it guys!!!

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Aho, I think if we can get 100 people to do this. Samurai will make the texas cotton LHT for us in whatever weight we want. The key is to let our money talk for us. Honestly we shouldn't step to them until we are 100 strong!I'm talking 100 people money in a paypal account ready to send. BiG can collect the money and when 100 people have paid $200 ($20,000)then the jeans we want are put into production. It can work, we just need the particapation. Let's do it guys!!!

I think that's a good idea or atleast a payment of half or something. One reason people are into this is bc it's not till mid 2010 which means people have time to save up and everything. How did other contest work did people pre-pay?

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Personally, while I agree with the statement above (our money, our choices), I really like the idea of a 17oz Texas cotton. That way, I can wear them during the summer as well. Also, lets go for the Lee wave. So much better than the Wrangler, imo.

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Can someone post up examples of the lee waves and the wrangler waves?

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