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it's legit by the looks of it daniel, from SS08. it's a very similar design to the RO mantle except it has extra drapey material around the neck that can be worn as a hood and a snap button so you can wear it closed at the bottom.
kubie are the night falls similar denim to the raw blacks, just lightly coated? were the total eclipse jeans the only other 17.5cm waxed black jeans made? still not sure that I want to buy a new pair of dior homme jeans, the rise on the 19cm cut was a tad high for my liking (always prefered APC's cut)
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Originally posted by dji View Postit's legit by the looks of it daniel, from SS08. it's a very similar design to the RO mantle except it has extra drapey material around the neck that can be worn as a hood and a snap button so you can wear it closed at the bottom.
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re: waxed jeans, in addition to the ones mentioned, blackbird has these (their own brand)
seem to have a pretty moderate waxing"AVANT GUARDE HIGHEST FASHION. NOW NOW this is it people, these are the brands no one fucking knows and people are like WTF. they do everything by hand in their freaking secret basement and shit."
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Originally posted by danieldy View PostI hope I'm not posting this in the wrong thread, but I noticed this auction just ended on eBay for this Julius wrap piece that was mistakenly labeled Demeulemeester.
I was hesitant to bid because I questioned the item's authenticity. Does anyone have any inputs on this?
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those do look nice arto, probably not quite as slim as I'd prefer though.
drexl- they did make a beige wrap with a belt for SS07, however the beige wrap and black wrap in the photos don't look like the same model. seems a bit sus, these appear on y! occasionally anyway daniel, best of waiting just to be safe.
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So, I tend to be very much a creature of habit, and I usually wear jeans full break, no longer. I picked up Julius twist seam jeans (which obviously need to be worn longer) and a pair of drkshdw (pity someone stole rick's vowels) jeans from Drexl, and I'm having issues with the length. I'm 6'2" (short legs, most of my jeans are hemmed to 33.5" inseam for partial-full break), and these jeans just seem far too long for me. The Julius jeans especially, I'm just lost. They're a japanese label, I'm fairly tall, yet it seems like I should get about 5" hemmed off for them to be 2" too long for a bit of folding/stacking at the bottoms. The drkshdws are just a touch too long, so maybe I can come to terms with that. But, am I just stuck with an idea that these should be worn a different way than intended?Hobo: We all dress up. We all put on our armour before we walk out the door, but that doesn’t necessarily mean that we’re trying to be someone else.
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Originally posted by theetruscan View PostSo, I tend to be very much a creature of habit, and I usually wear jeans full break, no longer. I picked up Julius twist seam jeans (which obviously need to be worn longer) and a pair of drkshdw (pity someone stole rick's vowels) jeans from Drexl, and I'm having issues with the length. I'm 6'2" (short legs, most of my jeans are hemmed to 33.5" inseam for partial-full break), and these jeans just seem far too long for me. The Julius jeans especially, I'm just lost. They're a japanese label, I'm fairly tall, yet it seems like I should get about 5" hemmed off for them to be 2" too long for a bit of folding/stacking at the bottoms. The drkshdws are just a touch too long, so maybe I can come to terms with that. But, am I just stuck with an idea that these should be worn a different way than intended?
For the drkshdws, my pair definitely just needed to be broken in before they stacked nicely at the lower calf/ankle. I didn't hem them per se... just sliced off that ridiculous frilly hem and then sewed it up into a traditional hem. Probably lost only 1-1.5" at most after it was all said and done. Now they stack nicely.
Long story short, maybe it just takes a bit of getting used to :)
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Originally posted by theetruscan View PostSo, I tend to be very much a creature of habit, and I usually wear jeans full break, no longer. I picked up Julius twist seam jeans (which obviously need to be worn longer) and a pair of drkshdw (pity someone stole rick's vowels) jeans from Drexl, and I'm having issues with the length. I'm 6'2" (short legs, most of my jeans are hemmed to 33.5" inseam for partial-full break), and these jeans just seem far too long for me. The Julius jeans especially, I'm just lost. They're a japanese label, I'm fairly tall, yet it seems like I should get about 5" hemmed off for them to be 2" too long for a bit of folding/stacking at the bottoms. The drkshdws are just a touch too long, so maybe I can come to terms with that. But, am I just stuck with an idea that these should be worn a different way than intended?
For the drkshdw's, yeah I don't see any problem in getting them hemmed normally like Albert said.
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Drexl,
I've been playing with them. I'll either get the hems taken in and the jeans shortened, or sort out a way to get used to heavy stacking. Not sure yet. But, with the slight bootcut, the stacking is pretty silly at first glance. The fit through just below the calf is so spot on though that I'll figure out something. I feel vaguely bad messing with such a carefully worked over jean, but I suspect I'll slightly take in the bottoms and hem them to maybe 36-37"
Albert, yeah, tinkering with the drkshdws they're almost fine without hemming, but I think I could do without the frilly base.Hobo: We all dress up. We all put on our armour before we walk out the door, but that doesn’t necessarily mean that we’re trying to be someone else.
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Originally posted by Chinorlz View PostFor the drkshdws, my pair definitely just needed to be broken in before they stacked nicely at the lower calf/ankle. I didn't hem them per se... just sliced off that ridiculous frilly hem and then sewed it up into a traditional hem. Probably lost only 1-1.5" at most after it was all said and done. Now they stack nicely.Suede is too Gucci.
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Originally posted by Davie View PostAre these the jeans in discussion?
I think the twisted stacking is the appeal of the Julius jeans so shortening would defeat the purpose. However, taken in the hem sounds like a good option, and that would add more stacking also.Hobo: We all dress up. We all put on our armour before we walk out the door, but that doesn’t necessarily mean that we’re trying to be someone else.
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never been a fan of the bootcut, so I tapered the leg opening on a pair of trousers. worked fine, they twisted the same way but didn't flair out."AVANT GUARDE HIGHEST FASHION. NOW NOW this is it people, these are the brands no one fucking knows and people are like WTF. they do everything by hand in their freaking secret basement and shit."
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