addictionary
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Go Real Salt Lake!
Go Real Salt Lake!
addictionary
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And these babies I wore to grab smth for breakfast.
Go Real Salt Lake!
Carbon13
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How do those fit? I have a slim physique with a big ole booty so 511's don't really fit me too well. I am wearing a pair of 508's but I found out Levi's discontinued them so I am looking for an alternative. I bought a bag from Gustin awhile ago and really like it.
I think what you should do is measure your favorite, best fitting pair of jeans and then go to each brand's respective sizing chart and compare. I have a slim physique as well though no abnormally large onion to speak of.
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Try on a pair of Acne Max jeans. They're expensive, but can be found half-price sometimes (or even lower).
The perfect big-booty jeans that keep that profile slim. Srsly. They also make a dude's butt look 10/10.
Carbon13
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Luckyyyyy...
Carbon13
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Thank you good sir, I will check it out. I've heard good things about Acne.
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Right now, I ****s with Kapital Jeans, and nothing comes remotely close. Superb quality, fit, and they make some ****ing awesome looking jeans too. The entire brand is fire-- unfortunately they prices get marked the hell up when they're shipped to North America.
There's a couple of stores in the LA and San Fran areas that carry Kapital. Here's a pair of jeans that I currently own, am currently wearing, and have worn almost every day since last September.:
They're dyed with Japanese persimmons. The fade they've developed over-time is just....amazing.
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they also have a sumi (charcoal) dye, and they make jackets of both dye types. The brand takes a lot of inspiration from Levis, as do many Japanese companies
There's a couple of stores in the LA and San Fran areas that carry Kapital. Here's a pair of jeans that I currently own, am currently wearing, and have worn almost every day since last September.:
They're dyed with Japanese persimmons. The fade they've developed over-time is just....amazing.
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they also have a sumi (charcoal) dye, and they make jackets of both dye types. The brand takes a lot of inspiration from Levis, as do many Japanese companies
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They got two fits readily available in North America-- Stone is pretty dang slim, and Cisco is the baggier, looser fit. They can be ordered online-- but brace yourself for the expensive price-tag. Like even as far as high-end denim is concerned, it's pretty stinking expensive.
Kapital Century Denim is what it's called. In my experience, the Stone cut needed me to go two sizes up (naturally a size 30, ordered a 32 and it fits perfectly). Quite a few stores have it online. There's a store called Blue in Green in SoHo, New York (can't remember if that's close to your stomping grounds).
Here is a list of stockists: https://kapital.jp/shop-list/
Right now, I ****s with Kapital Jeans, and nothing comes remotely close. Superb quality, fit, and they make some ****ing awesome looking jeans too. The entire brand is fire-- unfortunately they prices get marked the hell up when they're shipped to North America.
There's a couple of stores in the LA and San Fran areas that carry Kapital. Here's a pair of jeans that I currently own, am currently wearing, and have worn almost every day since last September.:
They're dyed with Japanese persimmons. The fade they've developed over-time is just....amazing.
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they also have a sumi (charcoal) dye, and they make jackets of both dye types. The brand takes a lot of inspiration from Levis, as do many Japanese companies
Can't decide if this is cool or lame.
The stitching on the shirt is lame though, for sure.
Leaning towards the pants being cool.