Giles & Sascha "Get Creative"
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Passionate and creative they may be, but it's simply not for me. Also they are the exception rather than the rule when it comes to the per distress process, the majority of which is being done by sweat shop labour using carcinogenic silicone powder, but I think you knew exactly what I was referring to
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I dont really see it as pre-distressed i guess. I kinda look at em like MOP snaps or some knives that have a stone wash or tumbled finish. "Special" finish i guess lol. Giles could have easily just left a bag of them open on the boat while he fished and then they would be "natural". Regardless, its a very small detail that will prob look pretty cool.
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I dont really see it as pre-distressed i guess. I kinda look at em like MOP snaps or some knives that have a stone wash or tumbled finish. "Special" finish i guess lol. Giles could have easily just left a bag of them open on the boat while he fished and then they would be "natural". Regardless, its a very small detail that will prob look pretty cool.
I agree
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Do the backs need to be distressed? Wondering if there's a structural integrity concern. They do look lovely though.
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Haraki seems to like them. Google Translated, so needs some interpretation…..
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Stunning, the buttons look great.
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Based on how good they look on the T1…
...why not put them on the Loom Breakers?
