Evolution of Lawless Fades etc.

Thanks bud!   We are booking flights now and have our apt set up as of yesterday.  Only thing is we need to get our car shipped from NY to AZ without it showing up a month after we arrive or worse it is damaged.  We thought briefly about driving cross country but i dont think my car could handle pulling something behind it.  I drive a 2015 Chevy Impala but dont imagine it being able to handle breaking with a tow and being comfy for my lil one.  Anyone know of any good shipping companies that can get my car to AZ safely?  I found that most are in the $1000 range but the supposed better companies are in the $1200-$1400 range.  The crazy thing is I contacted one of the highest reviewed shippers who tried to pull one over on me.  They quoted me $1200 but after they asked me when the car can be picked up and delivered they changed it .  This dope asked me when they can pick up my car and by when it should be delivered.  I responded with anytime from May 28th but need it there by July 1st.  I gave them a smidge over a month and he said "since u need it by a specific date it will cost ya $500 more.  I was laughing at him because he did not want to see it that i gave them over a month but instead was stuck on the july 1st and not that i said he can pick it up a month ahead.  He didnt like my laughing so he told me GOOD LUCK and hung up

It's been awhile (5years) but I had my Jeep shipped from Texas to Massachussets for $550 (open carrier). I went on a bidding site. Had 5,6 bidders between $550-1200.

Dirty_Denim like DigDug i was going to suggest a bidding site. you can luck out with a driver that has space in an already scheduled haul. when i had my car shipped from ca to tx it was placed in the same truck as the rest of my household items....so i also wouldn't restrict myself to just places advertising auto shipment, but also contact a few long haul moving companies.

Hey guys, I don't know if you know about the website metafilter.com, but they often have really good advice there. The reason I mention it is that a question about shipping cars just showed up, so they might have some useful ideas. (And they might not, but it's worth a shot.)

Still raw and crispy! Probably 5 months of effective wear; received in January 

I don't think my herringbone shirt from a November 2014 order is showing fades at all. Of course, I haven't actually seen it to know for sure, as it's still awaiting fulfillment by LD...

Pics of what I've received
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the idea of receiving a denim shirt Faded so quick.

No Washes!
Only, Hung Out To Dry!

You win. That should be the tag line from now on

" Wash your jeans after 6 months of wear and then hang them out to dry"  Typical care instructions when u buy a pair of jeans

"Buy our jeans and wait 6 months before anything and then another 6 months ( we suggest buying from another company while you wait in which wait 6 months before washing and then "Hang out to dry") and if you dont receive ours, contact the AG which will get you in line ...a long line to get something you may or may not have ordered and eventually get hung out to dry"   Love Jeanless 

and then have an advertising campaign with Justin Beiber wearing just his Calvins.  My Calvinz

After about a year, 1 soak, 2 washes and who knows how many wears...here are a few shots of my Promo Cone Orange ID LDs. You can basically tell what brand saddle is on my bike from the saddle fades which unfortunately end up on all of my jeans.