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They would but maybe not in a jeans type cut.
I think the 666 Ducks will be out soon
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Hoping to be in the UK later this month and would like to drop by some good vintage flea market. Could anyone recommend any place? Doesn't have to be in London.
Chnanon, this website could be a good resource for you: http://www.marketpeople.org
It's created by PaulT, the LVC guru from SuFu. Check out this vintage trader at Spitalfields Market in East London on Thursdays: www.marketpeople.org/category/spitalfields/ (David White)
There is also the Vintage Showroom in Covent Garden, London. It's a shop rather than a flea market and is pricey but could be of interest to you if you're browsing.
Hope this helps and that you have a good time in the UK.
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I wear khakis to work most days (casual Friday=denim). I also ride a Harley most days (rain=truck). I need some rugged pants that I can wear on the bike and in the office. Any ideas guys?
how about these
http://www.ironheart.co.uk/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=1&products_id=46
http://www.ironheart.co.uk/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=1&products_id=175or the IH-9634Z superblack zippers (I know: jeans….)
good luck mate
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Thanks for the response guys. I'm gonna try and track down a pair of 702's for now.
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^pm sent
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Probably the most noob question you guys will ever see, read or hear…but after you wash denim, wouldn't the creases go away just leaving the fades? Or will the creases always be there/set, even after wash after wearing them for months? I was just wondering if washing after 3-5 months or so, the fades will be there, but after wearing a few more months, the creases will change, thus getting different fades.
I don't know, maybe I'm thinking about it too much
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Believe me, that is a PHD level question compared to some I get asked. If the creases are well set, they will not move when you wash them. For people who want well defined combs and whiskers, setting the creases is the primary reason they delay the first wash for as long as possible…
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The creases will set back in easy enough after a wash - particularly if you forego a machine wash and do it by hand. You may or may not get super sharp creases (and thus high contrast fades) if you wash them after three months but this depends as much on the denim and the cut of the jeans. As long as you have eliminated all the shrinkage from the jeans before starting to wear them, your creases will not shift.
People are happy to help around these parts so don't worry. Most would advise you not to think too much. They are "just jeans" after all.
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Believe me, that is a PHD level question compared to some I get asked. If the creases are well set, they will not move when you wash them. For people who want well defined combs and whiskers, setting the creases is the primary reason they delay the first wash for as long as possible…
Thank you for the reply Giles!
What would be a recommendation to get some pretty high contrast fading going on in terms of washing?
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And a dilemma: I have a "Blue Bag (of goodness)" arriving today, which is fantastic and just the sort of excellent retail therapy I need after a truly horrendous couple of weeks… But, everyone will be out earning a living (or a close approximation of same). Do I wait in (technically it's my day off though I've said I'll go in) and make sure? Or do I dash back in my lunch hour and hope that it arrives in the 40mins I'll be in?
At the moment I'm currently owed two days and 4 1/2 hrs overtime from work. If I go in today (5hrs and counting :() then I'll a) feel like, and probably be treated like shit b) possibly have to wait almost a week for my next consignment.
On the other hand, I did sort of promise the only member of staff (in a position of authority) that I have any respect for that I'd be in...
Hmm...
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Currently leaning towards: Phone up, explain I'm waiting on a parcel, go in after it arrives. With going in earlier/staying later (to extend lunch break) a distant second… The trouble is my Dept head gets into work only an hour before I'm due to start.
