IH-666-XHS - 25oz Selvedge Denim Slim Straight Cut Jeans - Indigo
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Point.
I knew that sooner or later I would have to explain this…
I used to keep my wallet in back pocket, but a friend of mine, a doctor, told me that it is not an healthy habit, especially for those who do sedentary work. Keep your wallet in your back pocket forces the body to assume an unnatural position, and in time, causing problems.
I don't know if this is true, but in the meantime, I got into the habit of NOT keeping my wallet there when I sit. For that reason my jeans do not have that kind of fading in the back pockets. That's all...
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These are all great ideas gang, but she's pretty had core. She has me on a $50 a month allowance due to prior, hmm, let's call them spending extravagencies, and I had to save up 4 moths and my only Christmas present combined to convince her I needed these. And only then because they are limited quantity. I'm considering selling blood so I can afford to buy the t-shirt!
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Ok, she let me try them on. When I started measuring them and trying to make them stand up she said that classified as "playing with them" and put a stop to it. They have retreated to the closet until the holidays or until she leaves me, whichever comes first. This may be the first xmas since I was in high school that I don't sleep in.
As for the pants. Holy smokes! They are ridiculous. They fit like a glove, a wooden glove, but a glove nonetheless. I'm going to grow a preposterous looking lumberjack's beard and take some fit photos for the thread. Maybe holding an axe. Thanks to the IH crew for everything!
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Yeah, considering we just brought a new baby home today and she's only had 2 hrs of sleep since Monday, I'd say she's fair and reasonable. I got here about 10 minutes before the delivery guy.
Or is she cruel… she wouldn't let me see the jeans long enough to get them bottoned. I only managed the top one to make sure they fit, the rest would have required time, beer, a wrench, and possibly a strong friend to manage. Lucky for me I usually have all those things handy on xmas morning anyway. I would imagine Giles cringes every time someone orders a hem on these, I wouldn't want to run them through a rare vintage sewing machine for fear of personal injury and mechanical catastrophe.
