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I don't know about you guys, but I think this would be awesome.. I have so many pairs of pants that I absolutely love and don't want to throw away.. so glad I don't have to!

[nmulax]

That's cool and I definitely have a few pairs I'd like to revive. But I can see it getting pricey for a pair that's pretty beat up.

[NYCGarbagePrince]

Why did the add the shit stain to the second one?

[JayKay335i]

Really doesn't look too good. Get with the times and buy some new jeans.

[BTM]

Yea look at the difference between the center seam and the pockets...if this is their "showcase" pair def not worth $7 an inch IMO

[CollinsE90]

Originally Posted by JayKay335i

Really doesn't look too good. Get with the times and buy some new jeans.

im shocked about the jeans at my work and how many different size inseems we carry and types....never knew it about them until i worked for them...im 6'7 and they have a shit ton of jeans that fit me

[JayKay335i]

Originally Posted by CollinsE90

im shocked about the jeans at my work and how many different size inseems we carry and types....never knew it about them until i worked for them...im 6'7 and they have a shit ton of jeans that fit me

They should. Most designer jeans are made for anorexic giants. I dont think I've seen anything less than a 34" inseam. I get all my pants hemmed.

[silvergray545]

Originally Posted by JayKay335i

They should. Most designer jeans are made for anorexic giants. I dont think I've seen anything less than a 34" inseam. I get all my pants hemmed.

+1 All my True Religions have a 34" inseam and I think a pair of my R&Rs have a 35" inseam. I'm only 5'10 so I gotta get em hemmed.

[radix]

To be frank, I don't think the mended picture looks that good. I suppose it's an improvement over the first picture however.

[MCMLXXXIX]

that must not fit right

[CollinsE90]

Originally Posted by JayKay335i

They should. Most designer jeans are made for anorexic giants. I dont think I've seen anything less than a 34" inseam. I get all my pants hemmed.

Originally Posted by silvergray545

+1 All my True Religions have a 34" inseam and I think a pair of my R&Rs have a 35" inseam. I'm only 5'10 so I gotta get em hemmed.

luckily i am a giant...not anorexic though haha...we do hemming for free too if you need it, check out the big star 8 oz fit when you go, i bought 2 pair today, they are so damn light and comfortable, yet made well etc...great for summer

[JayKay335i]

I'll check them out sometime. I'd still never pay retail for jeans.

[wj4]

Originally Posted by JayKay335i

They should. Most designer jeans are made for anorexic giants. I dont think I've seen anything less than a 34" inseam. I get all my pants hemmed.

They're suppose to be hemmed, people just don't get that. I see so many dudes in designer jeans and end up stepping on them. Spend the $10-15 to get a hem job.

It's the same thing when you buy pants from brands like APC, they come in size small, medium, and large...rather than in sizes. You can get the width taken in/out and the same with the inseam. It feels a whole lot better when the pants/jeans is fitted to your frame.

Even when I buy generic pants like Levi's, I still have to get them hemmed because my preferred inseam on non jeans are 30.5''.

[wj4]

Originally Posted by JayKay335i

Really doesn't look too good. Get with the times and buy some new jeans.

I'm with you on that. But there are jean junkies out there who buy raw denim and wear the same pair of pants for a year without washing so they can get the unique whiskers and fade.

I personally don't go more than 5 times max without dry cleaning them. And when they're jacked...spend the bread to buy a new pair.

[CollinsE90]

Originally Posted by JayKay335i

I'll check them out sometime. I'd still never pay retail for jeans.

i get them 40% off haha, paid 130 for 2 pair of $110 jeans

[JayKay335i]

I have to poop but I'm going to hold it for a little bit just to make it that much more rewarding

[BTM]

I do that too