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where to cop weird guys on the cheap?
Aight cool! Soak it is, I'mma soak 'em tomorrow. I'm guessing soaking them would make it more difficult for fades?
Aight cool! Soak it is, I'mma soak 'em tomorrow. I'm guessing soaking them would make it more difficult for fades?
NF for sale: 190z Elephant Skins, and Broken Twills Weird Guy Tagged 33.
genius, just hang them outside in the sunlight for awhile, or stuff them in your freezer. don't gotta soak breh.
going 4 months strong now.
DUDE! Throw them in the freezer overnight!!! Why would you ever do a soak? Ive never washed my jeans.
You're all retarded. Stop giving bad advice ok.
This is what happens when you don't wash your denim when you should:
You should see my friend's indigo worn for over 1.5 years no wash. Giant gaping hole in your crotch doesn't compensate for similar results in fading.
NF for sale: 190z Elephant Skins, and Broken Twills Weird Guy Tagged 33.
Correlation is not causation sir. We're not retards, you're making the wrong assumption.
I've seen crotch rips on people who wash their jeans all the time, so where is your theory now? If anything, not washing actually keeps the integrity of the cotton fibers together. It makes no sense that something that throws and spins the denim around in a metal cylinder would be less abrasive than simply not washing it.
The only non-abrasive washing I can think of is hand washing. Fuck that.
You've made an incorrect assumption sir. I suggested either a cold soak or cold wash with Woolite which will have absolutely no indigo loss, fresh smelling denim, and also a slightly better fit from reducing knee bulges and the hip flare.
At 4 months, a cold soak is usually recommended. My whole point is that the denim should touch water even at 4 months, to preserve the integrity of the threads of the denim. In addition, the fact that the denim fibers are wet and dry reinforces the integrity of the denim. In the case of throwing it in the washing machine on gentle cycle, the positive benefits of having the denim far outweighs any minuscule repercussions you would have by turning the denim inside out from what slight abrasion it would entail in the spin cycle. That is an undeniable fact.
There are far too many denim retards who swear by the 6 month no wash no soak rule that people end up with premature rips and blow outs. Mindlessly telling people to not wash their denim or even touch water is bad advice. Especially when given NO reasoning aside from this arbitrary 6 month number that the denim world seems to pass around.
NF for sale: 190z Elephant Skins, and Broken Twills Weird Guy Tagged 33.
Lol yeah I think I might give these a soak or wash..
Pots, it seems like you have a lot of knowledge about this I just copped some woolite dark yesterday for my black tee's how do I go about washing my jeans?
Or would just cold soaking them with woolite dark be good?
NF for sale: 190z Elephant Skins, and Broken Twills Weird Guy Tagged 33.
God damnit, lol. Jeans are so much work... I don't even know what to do now.. fuk it, I'mma keep 'em stinkin'!!! LMFAO
I guess I'll just keep wearing 'em until the stink is unbearable..
Oh, Pots & UNCMN. You guys got any recent pics of your denim?
NF for sale: 190z Elephant Skins, and Broken Twills Weird Guy Tagged 33.
God damnit, lol. Jeans are so much work... I don't even know what to do now.. fuk it, I'mma keep 'em stinkin'!!! LMFAO
I guess I'll just keep wearing 'em until the stink is unbearable..
Oh, Pots & UNCMN. You guys got any recent pics of your denim?
keep em stinkin' until your boys start caomplaining about the smell. if they can't handle it then you know its time to something
Correlation is not causation, I concur. But you can't deny the fact that you are more likely to have rips and crotch blow outs when you don't wash the denim for prolonged periods of time. No idiot would even dare refuting that. You wish to try?
NF for sale: 190z Elephant Skins, and Broken Twills Weird Guy Tagged 33.
I don't say 6 months, I say never.
Look, I'd like to believe you but you don't show any facts outside of your own anecdotal evidence. If you got something that will make it a fact, I might consider your opinion but until then I'm going to keep recommending no washing.
The only reason you're more likely to have a crotch rip is because you're wearing the same pair of denim more often than you are other pairs not because you're washing them less often.
Lol yeah I think I might give these a soak or wash..
Pots, it seems like you have a lot of knowledge about this I just copped some woolite dark yesterday for my black tee's how do I go about washing my jeans?
Or would just cold soaking them with woolite dark be good?
