Whats a decent pair of jeans?
 

Not the £7 pair from Tesco's but something decent. Smart (ish) but not stupid prices. Any recommendations

primark. burton.

topshop or river island..:)

Diesel is the only brand for jeans if you want decent ones!

I saw some Paul Smith in the christmas sale,from £95 to £40. Are they really any better than Levi's or are you just paying for the name?

ASDA: £3 smart as a dart
or the Next factory outlet: £5 kewl as a dood

I once paid £13 for some jeans...ferkin rip-off!!

Are you serious ???

Tell me your not ??

Do you buy supermarket fuel as well & fill up your scoob with it ??

Are you a smart price buyer :eek:




Run Run the chavs have landed :iamwithst

Got a nice pair of Diesel Jeans from Bangkok at Christmas, best £7 I've spent on a pair of jeans.

(Something tells me their not Real.... But the fit is good and they feel good quality. Wish I had bought a few pairs)

One brand you cant go wrong with to be honest. :thumb:

I have a few pairs from next & river island mainly because they are handy & a half decent quality.

Next are pretty good and everyone thinks they are Diesel for some reason. (Who gives a fcuk anyway)

You can't beat seeing a nice male behind in a pair of Levi's ;) Only IMO, of course :D

I agree on both counts...

Samurai, Sugarcane, Ironheart, APC, Some Edwins, If you're slim enough Dior.

I can go into details about what make a decent pair of jeans but it's a bit anal and we don't do anal on here do we? :D

label snob:razz:

one's that are made of denim and make my arse look good....:D

job done !!!

I'm listening.

The originals and in many cases still the best.... as long as you don't buy the cheap sh!tty ones. ;)

Of course you should spunk your money on clothes as expensive as this and then in another thread moan about house prices ;)

See you at the 'ring :thumb:

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Well with most things it's the quality of the materials used to make the item. In this case denim isn't just denim. The best quality denim tends to come from Japan and is still woven on the old traditional looms by hand. You get more character in the weave of the denim as it's not done on a machine. A lot of quality denim tends to be signified by having a selvedge which is just how they finish the edge of the denim. You can have quality denim without it and poor with it but as a rule of thumb it's a more labour intensive finish so usual found on hand made higher quality denim.

edit: This is the selvedge. See the red cotton used to finish the edge of the denim.

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This website has some quality denim brands. They tend to use the classic Levi cuts but will ammend them slightly in their own style.

http://blueingreensoho.com/site/inde...d=10&Itemid=28

I like Katharine Hamnet 'Hamnet' for cheaper jeans. Theyre very smart, reasonably credible and if you look about they can be bought for £20 a pair (rrp £55)!

who knows the origins of the word "denim" then ??

and no googling it, ya lazy gits :D

Enlighten us, I can't be bothered to google, am watching Hannibal :D

Gas make some nice jeans but not cheap.......

84of300....go to the back of the class and come out when you are willing to try :D

I thought thats what jeans trapped in :wonder: :lol1:

501s for me. But only from the US. 3 pairs for c. £20 each last time I was there (last August).

Dave

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Have a look on ebay! There are some bargains out there! I've recently sold 2 pairs of Calvin Klein Jeans, Versace jeans and Tommy Hilfiger jeans. Only very slight wear on the bottom of the jeans which is natural.

So spend a little bit of time and have a browse you will find something! :)

watch out for the multitude of fakes though :)