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interesting...I like the whole natural indigo dyeing process but I'm afraid that those will look way to streaky for my tastes. I would have to see a pic of the full jean to be certain though.

There's a terminal amount of mom jeans going on here (they are the 001 fit), but the denim itself looks less streaky than I'd have thought.

The comparisons to the Pima Fires have been made before. Cameras really pick up the white weft threads that pop through. Their appearance, IRL, is nothing like what you see in pics. But, I have yet been able to snap a pic that truly represents their appearance. 

Momo, Oni, and Samurai also have models utilizing the same dying process. Of course, all of them are at significant price points. I went with PBJ, because of the added character of the denim.

I'm certainly not recommending anyone go with the 001 cut. But, to each his own, I guess.

Jesus Christ.

Also the belt is cheap, the way he hold his hand is totally not cool, and by the looks of the skin he eats to little vegetables. Pose itself is not approved of and signifies wrong taste in music/movies. No wedding-band could (but not sure) represent an "easy" way of looking at relationships. The jeans appear washed and probably tumbled since they are lighter and soft, and too short.

Could be infront of a pub which matches the no weddingband. Bicycle to and from pub is ok if not too much is consumed, but this cant be proved and it could also be not his bike - we need to see the combs to know for sure but I assume they are nonexistant at this point.

Bike has a kickstand, and it's not worn down to a nub from creating blocks and blocks of sparks. I tried to make that a Bowers & Wilkens speaker stand in the background, but it's just some cheap crap.

Like a cool pair of jeans magically materialized in the middle of a lame storm.

I cannot tell you guys how much I would need to spend to tailor those jeans up there....

Btw, I lost my Korean tailor lady during my move to SF. very sad.... although, ABfit is just down the street from my office here. I am wondering what will be the conversation if I ask them to cut my G workshirt in pieces.

Sometimes I stroll in for a visit and feel like Rod Serling is surely standing behind me...

In all honesty, I can't deny the streaky appearance, especially when new. If you put them next to another pair of not so slubby denim, you notice. It makes for quite a contrast. But, when worn, I haven't noticed any undue attention to them. Outside of looking directly at them, from within a couple of feet, you really don't see anything but another pair of denim.

For an example of just how irregular, and slubby they are, here is a weft shot, next to my Oni Kabuki Vedge( 2nd slubbiest denim I own).....

Did she fall out of your pocket?