Indigo invitational Y4
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@Davids_denim you smashed it my friend
damn fine pair. Guess the wind wasn’t blowing our way 
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I know you’re a master fader.
Would you enter the competition? Seeing the experts judges don't know their arse from their elbowOne word for Bryan is full time JOKE.
The world's insane
While you drink champagne
And I'm livin' in black rain 4Q 🖕 -
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@Kasi
you are too good my man. Thanks for keeping it real Mo 
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@Cents-or-Non-Cents row third place was for sure. She's documented it on her reddit posts. Like I said above, I really dig her pair and respect her for doing her own thing and making her own jeans but those are wild card / honorable mention jeans all day long compared to the others.
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I’m brand new to this competition idea, and really the high end denim world in general. I find the drama hilarious and fascinating.
Would it be a fair comparison to say that the ROW could be compared to the NBA, while the SEA would be the WNBA? It’s normally the case that when a smaller specialized league or division exists, it exists because if those people were in the “big league” they wouldn’t stand a chance. Why else would they be separated out?
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Never heard of high contrast getting referred to as "cartoonish".
But I guess that sums up the row judging. They wanted a totally different aesthetic and without disclosing their judging method before the comp, it's coming as a big shock. I imagine some people would have done things differently or not entered at all had they been transparent. -
My wife told me that the less natural, ultra contrast fades remind her of the Affliction era of men’s fashion, and has also called it “very Jersey Shore.”
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@pechelman you know what, introducing a theme ahead of time might be cool. High contrast, slubby, vintage etc and judging off that theme would be dope.
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That's kinda what row vs sea is doing now but I agree it would be more transparent to do it this way. Good idea imo.
Also I read back through the row judging comments, apparently some of them think that these lower contrast fades look more natural and that they involve less manipulation or intent by the owners. Seems to me bleach and lots of washing is just the opposite of what they value despite them favoring that aesthetic requiring more "artificial" wear and fading.
I've got no problem with washing or even bleaching in general but it just points out the clear issue with the judging imo.
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@Kasi said in Indigo invitational Y4:
don’t know their arse to elbow.
I won't comment on the IIY4 judging, but I do give Mo a big up vote for using one of favourite expressions which is not often heard.....
But I would say "don't know their arse from their elbow"...
well boys I think I found my pair for next year…I think they’ll create “true vintage” fades 
Just hope they don’t bump into me again.
