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This raises another problem. I just looked up these jeans on that site. Turns out they only come in waist sizes? Difficult for us tall guys. I doubt they're long enough in my waist size.
what is your waist and inseam? 
I generally buy 36/34, because it's the standard size that fits most closely. However, in many brands these are still too short for me. Also, I've lost about 15 pounds in the past couple months, so I'm probably back down to a 35 waist and pushing a 34. My ideal jean size would probably be 35/35, but good luck ever finding anything like that.This raises another problem. I just looked up these jeans on that site. Turns out they only come in waist sizes? Difficult for us tall guys. I doubt they're long enough in my waist size.
But if they aren't long enough, isn't there really nothing they can do?Finless said:Hems from the Korean down the street down? These taylors work miracles these days...they keep the original bottoms.Finless said:These also list only waist size.Those look pretty decent. Hmm...Finless said:Give one of these a try. Some of them feel like pajamas.Go easy...For the record, I started the thread at someone else's request. That said, the thread definitely piqued my interest. I gave those True Religion's a look. God they were awful. And $250 a pop? Jesus.Finless said:
I also gave Diesel a look. The store I looked at didn't have any washes that looked cool.
So, I ultimately went with what I know works -- never a bad decision. However, I can still be convinced to spend upwards of $150 on a pair of jeans if they're really, really worth it. I haven't found the really, really worth it ones yet.
Why? Maybe I swing that way every 1st and 3rd saturday of the month.Finless said:Not so sure how good those would look on you.
Thanks juve.J
Great stuff, thanks. Maybe I will give one of these fancy jeans a shot after all.
Finless said:Hems from the Korean down the street down? These taylors work miracles these days...they keep the original bottoms.Finless said:These also list only waist size.Those look pretty decent. Hmm...Finless said:Give one of these a try. Some of them feel like pajamas.Go easy...For the record, I started the thread at someone else's request. That said, the thread definitely piqued my interest. I gave those True Religion's a look. God they were awful. And $250 a pop? Jesus.Finless said:
I also gave Diesel a look. The store I looked at didn't have any washes that looked cool.
So, I ultimately went with what I know works -- never a bad decision. However, I can still be convinced to spend upwards of $150 on a pair of jeans if they're really, really worth it. I haven't found the really, really worth it ones yet.
I wear 29-30 waist and 30 length. Many of the jeans I buy are 32 length. I usually go to a tailor or if I am at Nordstroms I use their service for them to hem the jeans. Nordstroms is 
You pay a little extra but they do a really nice job.
Trouble is you guys are talking about taking in jeans that are too long. I have long legs and my jeans are regularly too short. I don't think there is anything they can do about that.For example, that website says the Paper Denim jeans have a 33 1/2 inch inseam. I wear store bought 34 length jeans, and only some of those are long enough (and some just barely). I'd hate to drop $200 and look like I'm prepping for the big flood.Finless said:Hems from the Korean down the street down? These taylors work miracles these days...they keep the original bottoms.Finless said:These also list only waist size.Those look pretty decent. Hmm...Finless said:Give one of these a try. Some of them feel like pajamas.Go easy...For the record, I started the thread at someone else's request. That said, the thread definitely piqued my interest. I gave those True Religion's a look. God they were awful. And $250 a pop? Jesus.Finless said:
I also gave Diesel a look. The store I looked at didn't have any washes that looked cool.
So, I ultimately went with what I know works -- never a bad decision. However, I can still be convinced to spend upwards of $150 on a pair of jeans if they're really, really worth it. I haven't found the really, really worth it ones yet.They're aces bro. AG created Diesel Jeans back in the late 70's. Dude bought him out. Go to Nordstroms young man.
I wear 29-30 waist and 30 length. Many of the jeans I buy are 32 length. I usually go to a tailor or if I am at Nordstroms I use their service for them to hem the jeans. Nordstroms is
Make sure where ever you go that the place's idea of hemming jeans is not to tuck the excess length of the jeans under and sew it that way. I had that happen with my $150 guess jeans and I was
I don't understand your signature.Why? Maybe I swing that way every 1st and 3rd saturday of the month.Finless said:Not so sure how good those would look on you.
Trouble is you guys are talking about taking in jeans that are too long. I have long legs and my jeans are regularly too short. I don't think there is anything they can do about that.For example, that website says the Paper Denim jeans have a 33 1/2 inch inseam. I wear store bought 34 length jeans, and only some of those are long enough (and some just barely). I'd hate to drop $200 and look like I'm prepping for the big flood.Finless said:Hems from the Korean down the street down? These taylors work miracles these days...they keep the original bottoms.Finless said:These also list only waist size. :( They're aces bro. AG created Diesel Jeans back in the late 70's. Dude bought him out. Go to Nordstroms young man.Those look pretty decent. Hmm... :(Finless said:Give one of these a try. Some of them feel like pajamas.Go easy...For the record, I started the thread at someone else's request. That said, the thread definitely piqued my interest. I gave those True Religion's a look. God they were awful. And $250 a pop? Jesus.Finless said:
I also gave Diesel a look. The store I looked at didn't have any washes that looked cool.
So, I ultimately went with what I know works -- never a bad decision. However, I can still be convinced to spend upwards of $150 on a pair of jeans if they're really, really worth it. I haven't found the really, really worth it ones yet.
Make sure where ever you go that the place's idea of hemming jeans is not to tuck the excess length of the jeans under and sew it that way. I had that happen with my $150 guess jeans and I was
Come on Otis, you can start the highwater trend.
From this BentleyQUOTE(One @ Apr 27 2007, 03:53 PM)I don't understand your signature.Why? Maybe I swing that way every 1st and 3rd saturday of the month.Finless said:Not so sure how good those would look on you.
Looks like a picture of a chick's ### to me. I still don't understand the relationship with the $200 jeans. Would her ### be less hot in a $50 pair? I don't think I'm qualified to post in this thread. Carry on.From this BentleyQUOTE(One @ Apr 27 2007, 03:53 PM)I don't understand your signature.Why? Maybe I swing that way every 1st and 3rd saturday of the month.Finless said:Not so sure how good those would look on you.
...looking for a pic of my wife's ### in $200 jeans
amazing.
Mrs C. is the same. I will try my hardest to get one tonight. She's wearing her True Religons
I guess you have to read all 7 pages. SorryLooks like a picture of a chick's ### to me. I still don't understand the relationship with the $200 jeans. Would her ### be less hot in a $50 pair? I don't think I'm qualified to post in this thread. Carry on.From this BentleyQUOTE(One @ Apr 27 2007, 03:53 PM)I don't understand your signature.Why? Maybe I swing that way every 1st and 3rd saturday of the month.Finless said:Not so sure how good those would look on you.
...looking for a pic of my wife's ### in $200 jeans
amazing.
Mrs C. is the same. I will try my hardest to get one tonight. She's wearing her True Religons
. But the ### does look better in 200.00 jeans.
Hi ccf,I just don't agree. If she's hot, she'll be as hot in th $50 jeans that fit as she is in the $200 pair.I guess you have to read all 7 pages. SorryLooks like a picture of a chick's ### to me. I still don't understand the relationship with the $200 jeans. Would her ### be less hot in a $50 pair? I don't think I'm qualified to post in this thread. Carry on.From this BentleyQUOTE(One @ Apr 27 2007, 03:53 PM)I don't understand your signature.Why? Maybe I swing that way every 1st and 3rd saturday of the month.Finless said:Not so sure how good those would look on you.
...looking for a pic of my wife's ### in $200 jeans
amazing.
Mrs C. is the same. I will try my hardest to get one tonight. She's wearing her True Religons. But the ### does look better in 200.00 jeans.
Pretty smart posting here.Hi ccf,I just don't agree. If she's hot, she'll be as hot in th $50 jeans that fit as she is in the $200 pair.I guess you have to read all 7 pages. SorryLooks like a picture of a chick's ### to me. I still don't understand the relationship with the $200 jeans. Would her ### be less hot in a $50 pair? I don't think I'm qualified to post in this thread. Carry on.From this BentleyQUOTE(One @ Apr 27 2007, 03:53 PM)I don't understand your signature.Why? Maybe I swing that way every 1st and 3rd saturday of the month.Finless said:Not so sure how good those would look on you.
...looking for a pic of my wife's ### in $200 jeans
amazing.
Mrs C. is the same. I will try my hardest to get one tonight. She's wearing her True Religons
Fit doesn't cost extra.
J
Was doing a little shopping at Saks and Nordstrom today and had this thread run through my mind. No doubt True Religion jeans are gay for a guy.
Hey, stop determining what is and isn't gay with YOUR wallet size.It's happening in your shirt thread, too.
Woah.
Searched high and low ...no direct butt-shots in a pair of jeans.but I did find this rear-shot from a wedding a few weeks ago.Ztill looking fo some pics fom oneLike I promised Mrs C. in her True Religons last night.True Religon 1
Mrs C. is the same. I will try my hardest to get one tonight. She's wearing her True Religons
True Religon 2
seriously?
These are the exact jeans I'm wearing today. Walked into a Diesel store the other day. I think they stock those places better than most strip clubs. And they all feign interest almost as well too. Only problem is I spend more than at a strip club
these are the only Diesels I have.These are the exact jeans I'm wearing today. Walked into a Diesel store the other day. I think they stock those places better than most strip clubs. And they all feign interest almost as well too. Only problem is I spend more than at a strip club
Wow, same pair.these are the only Diesels I have.These are the exact jeans I'm wearing today. Walked into a Diesel store the other day. I think they stock those places better than most strip clubs. And they all feign interest almost as well too. Only problem is I spend more than at a strip club
Question -- do they run pretty baggy? All these designer jeans seem to be super tight through the thighs. Otis doesn't roll that way.
Yes, they're more on the baggy side. None of the tapered in the legs stuff.Wow, same pair.these are the only Diesels I have.These are the exact jeans I'm wearing today. Walked into a Diesel store the other day. I think they stock those places better than most strip clubs. And they all feign interest almost as well too. Only problem is I spend more than at a strip clubQuestion -- do they run pretty baggy? All these designer jeans seem to be super tight through the thighs. Otis doesn't roll that way.
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i would say they are designer.Usually they are around 100 bucks
welcome to the dark side GBI finally broke down and did it, more out of need than anything else.I was heading out after work last night and forgot to bring clothes, so I hit up the Saks across the street and picked up a pair of Seven jeans. These ran me about 2 bills. Never thought I'd pay that for a pair of jeans...I've gotta say, these things are awesome. Awesome fit, and the denim is so nice and comfortable. It's that soft denim that just kind of falls and hangs, as opposed to the "hard" and thin denim you get in cheap jeans (like the Gap or Old Navy) which just kind of bunches up all over the place. This stuff is thick and feels great.Anyway, so far I'm a big fan. We'll see what happens with time. At this point, though, I can absolutely see myself hitting up another pair of Sevens, even at this price.
you won't buy cheap jeans again.
should have gone with Big Star and spent the difference on a better haircut.All kidding aside Big Star is my jean of choice these days. They are less than 100 bucks and look and feel great.I finally broke down and did it, more out of need than anything else.
I was heading out after work last night and forgot to bring clothes, so I hit up the Saks across the street and picked up a pair of Seven jeans. These ran me about 2 bills. Never thought I'd pay that for a pair of jeans...
I've gotta say, these things are awesome. Awesome fit, and the denim is so nice and comfortable. It's that soft denim that just kind of falls and hangs, as opposed to the "hard" and thin denim you get in cheap jeans (like the Gap or Old Navy) which just kind of bunches up all over the place. This stuff is thick and feels great.
Anyway, so far I'm a big fan. We'll see what happens with time. At this point, though, I can absolutely see myself hitting up another pair of Sevens, even at this price.
$50 @ Sam's
ah-HA!
If I recall, you posted a pic of your wife in a little bumble bee outfit once upon a time...very very hotIf you do post a pic of her jeans, I'm sure it will have been well worth the wait.
