Naked & Famous
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Yep, big respect for what N&F do, making raw denim affordable and treating their customers right. Looking forward to seeing how your jeans turn out in the comp NH.
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I was one of those guys who got into raw denim via N&F. I remember being pretty excited when I got my first pair, and wore them a fair bit.
The only pair I hung onto was the Momotaro collab Skinny Guys (which were simply Momotaro jeans cut to a N&F pattern). Still wear them occasionally, and without question they are as good as my other Momotaros. Ironically it was these collab jeans that showed me a new level of craftmanship, which meant I never went back to N&F.
I recall Brandon personally replying to my questions back in those days, and would totally agree with the comments about his customer service ethic. Although I've moved on, I have good memories of N&F.
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N&F is how I got into raw denim. I'm still very new to the scene, but I've loved my Red Core. I know the idea of quirky jeans is probably frowned upon by a lot on this forum, but I love em. I'm 7 months in and the red is really starting to come through, but only if you're close up. They are due for a wash so I'll have to post pics.
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I took a look at a pair of the Big Slub Weird Guy jeans in Liberty's of London at the weekend. (There's a bit of a sale there, and a few half-decent jeans to be had.)
I'm not a denim nerd, so I don't know all the finer points of construction about jeans, but they seemed pretty solidly made. After the bad press they get on some of the forums, I was pleasantly surprised.
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Naked & Famous
The Weird Guy Jeans in Double Sided Camo 38W
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Nice BF. Im looking into getting a pair of these. Hopefully on sale tho cuz they will be used for screwin around outside. Can u post the measurements on those 36's? Thanks dude
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Those camo are crazy cool.
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I was trying to get a buddy into raw denim. He would go once a year to saks or somewhere and pay 200 bucks for 'name' brand denim of spotty quality and I would annually give him a hard time about it.
His father used to be in the garment industry and worked at Cone Mills for a time so I was trying to get him to buy the Roy (4th series) jeans. He ended up getting a pair of Naked and Famous and really likes em - I couldn't fault his choice one bit.
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http://www.rawrdenim.com/2013/02/capsule-2013-tradeshow-a-brief-roundup/
i think i just threw up in my mouth then had a flash back to grade 6 and wearing shirts that changed color with heat
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I do like the eat dust stuff. Their bloodline vest is the sickness.
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Global Hypercolour tee shirts were
back in the day. -
…the only place that really matters.
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I like that he's willing to take chances and try new things. I'm not interested in most of what N&F puts out, but I respect the creativity. I think the danger of toning it down is that the brand loses its distinctiveness and gets lost among all the other jeans makers in the same price range.
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I'm not sure I'd say N&F is only selling gimmick jeans. They have several popular models that are normal denim. The really off-beat stuff is limited production, special edition runs. I'd compare N&F more to Samurai or Studio D'Artisan in their approach, if not overall quality or reputation. There's nothing wrong with thinking outside the box and taking some risks.
