Samurai Jeans
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Agreed
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I am very sorry to have inadvertently ignited a flame on the cotton/poly stitching.
Now, giving to Caesar what is Caesar's, and to God what is God's (Matthew 22: 15-22), here's a pic of my 634sr. As you can see, they are showing exactly the same problem that I found in my S0110XJII. Not noticed before.
634sr
S0110XJII
Both cotton stitched.
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yeah that's natural and 'normal'. good thing is, that stitching isn't really important and you can fix it easily
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RonBiggles -> Megatron -> Me
Samurai SM210WDC Overdyed Duck Workpants
They're pretty crazy but I like them.
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they are indeed very loued with the whte stitching. I'd like to see you pulling them off though
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they are indeed very loued with the whte stitching. I'd like to see you pulling them off though
Pervert
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You know how I like it
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One question: Where do I get them???
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Thanks bagley, I'll take a look right now…
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This is true- BiG is your only domestic source. Gordon is a pretty helpful guy, so if you have something specific in mind that you don't see on the website, email him and he may be able to work something out for you.
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I know, I have two pairs of Sams from him…Didn't see these on the site though, they might be too new.
I'll shoot him an e-mail and see if he can get these. Thanks Chris! -
You know I'm always here for you.:)
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Appreciate it my friend!
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I guess that's intentional though, based on the info Blue in Green has on their site:
Front pocket bags have an original Jacquard pattern interwoven with thin Beige threads which reads "Shogyo Mujo" (諸行無常), a basic belief principle that all things of this world are transient and impermanent; also translated as "Everything is transient and always changing" or "All Things Change"
Btw, does the denim feel stiff and rough against the skin on the S0500XX?
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I have determined that cotton stitching is for the birds…
Not really a fan of it myself. I've made about a dozen, albeit small, repairs on my Samurais in about 6 months of wear. It's a pain in the butt, and I'm not one of those purist types that thinks popped stitches and failing seams are how jeans are supposed to look because in the 1890s people didn't have poly thread.
