Yes!!! Trey Burke!! Don't Mess This Up Corbin!!! What A Day

[A-Train (old)]

I'm into the black jeans, they are more stylish.

 

[Joe Bagadonuts]

Start the journey???

Wow, so he has no intention of completing anything with the Jazz, just starting out and leaving in a couple years like DWill.

Also didnt look very "hungry" to me.

SMD

We're going to take two sentences recorded impromptu on an iPhone, then read between the lines and freak out over our analysis?

 

[The Midnight]

Now that's what I would call nice Jeans... Great Taste TRey!!!!!!!

Cool Belt Too!!!!

 

[Doublea]

I think it's funny that Evans weighs about the same as Burke.

 

[BTP]

If you want quality you have to pay for it bro... I like Diesel jeans and they're at least $250 each for a decent pair.

I have to disappoint you. They are not better quality. You just pay for the brand and design. Okay just the brand. I know this first hand from a guy who's into that business as a contractor for these kinda companies.
But I can understand you like the design. I had such jeans too when I was a little younger.

 

[Stifle Tower]

$100 jeans. $180 sneakers. Where do you guys get the cash to afford this kind of stuff?

 

[The Midnight]

$250 jeans. $280 sneakers. Where do you guys get the cash to afford this kind of stuff?

.

 

[Revolution 9]

Now that's what I would call nice Jeans... Great Taste TRey!!!!!!!

Cool Belt Too!!!!

He looks good in that shirt. i want one

i need a better place to buy jazz gear. the official store sucks.

 

[infection]

Now that's what I would call nice Jeans... Great Taste TRey!!!!!!!

Cool Belt Too!!!!

Where did he get that shirt?

 

[colton]

This thread has taken a disturbing turn.

 

[Deleted member 848]

My Wranglers cost around $40-60...and let me tell ya something, they always look good. Ladies be lovin a guy who wears Wranglers.

Wranglers are sooooo ugly

 

[Deleted member 848]

I have to disappoint you. They are not better quality. You just pay for the brand and design. Okay just the brand. I know this first hand from a guy who's into that business as a contractor for these kinda companies.
But I can understand you like the design. I had such jeans too when I was a little younger.

I don't really wear diesel that much anymore, but they are considerably better than brands like Buffalo, Guess, etc in terms of cuts, denim quality, and dies/washes. These brands charge like $120 per-- probably the biggest ripoffs in the denim business


Now, I agree: $250 for Diesels is a lot, and I personally wouldn't spend that much because I'm not a huge fan of the brand anymore. But, in all honesty, I can only think of Levi's as a popular jean brand that is good quality, fits fashionably, AND is cheaper-- of course, the sophistication of washes you're getting with Levi's isn't comparable.