whats your 'wear' limit on jeans??
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jamie uk wrote:I'm afraid my smart jeans are not at their best after one wear, they'll do 2 at a push. Denim is much softer these days than it used to be, once upon a time, a pair of jeans would be almost unwearable for a week after washing. Not so now
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Denim is definitely softer. When I was a kid, a new pair of Levi's was practically impossible to wear. And you didn't wear a new pair because your friends would try to wreck them. After getting a new pair of jeans, the first thing you did was was them and use an entire bottle of fabric softener. It made you jeans look like the pre-faded jeans they sell now.
Oh, and i must be a complete pig. I can go two weeks without washing them wearing them every day. But then again, I am a guy.To pie I will reply
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I'll wear the same pair a few times-
do you mean you wear the same ones day after day?0 -
jenmarie wrote:I'll wear the same pair a few times-
do you mean you wear the same ones day after day?
Yea, I can wear the same ones day after day. I usually don't do anything to get them especially dirty, and I am not a big sweater. It just seems excessive to wash them every few days. However, I always wear a shirt once, before I wash it, and of course, underwear and sox get only one wear before they go to the wash.To pie I will reply
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westsidepie wrote:Denim is definitely softer. When I was a kid, a new pair of Levi's was practically impossible to wear. And you didn't wear a new pair because your friends would try to wreck them. After getting a new pair of jeans, the first thing you did was was them and use an entire bottle of fabric softener. It made you jeans look like the pre-faded jeans they sell now.
Oh, and i must be a complete pig. I can go two weeks without washing them wearing them every day. But then again, I am a guy.
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catefrances wrote:either that or your missus makes you actually wash your own clothes on occasion, and good for her.
Actually, I do all the laundry, washing and drying. She folds it up and puts it away. We have more trouble over who takes the garbage out. She thinks that is a man's job.
Back to jeans, I just like the feel of a well lived-in pair of jeans.To pie I will reply
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westsidepie wrote:Actually, I do all the laundry, washing and drying. She folds it up and puts it away. We have more trouble over who takes the garbage out. She thinks that is a man's job.
Back to jeans, I just like the feel of a well lived-in pair of jeans.
shes right. but you knew that already, right?
mowing the lawn is mens work too. but thats purely cause of the perve factor.
my 9 year old(zoe) just took possession of her older brothers jeans last week. she told me she likes them and they fit, so she sees no reason not to consider them hers. i figured shed be at least 13 before she did that. i was wrong.hear my name
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I can easily get 7 days out of a pair before washing but I'm a student :rolleyes: I alternate though, I don't wear them for 7 days in a row, I rotate pairs to give them an airing"I remember one night at Muzdalifa with nothing but the sky overhead, I lay awake amid sleeping Muslim brothers and I learned that pilgrims from every land — every colour, and class, and rank; high officials and the beggar alike — all snored in the same language"0
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muiren77 wrote:but, 10 days? wouldn't it at least accumulate some dust or something making it a bit itchy to the skin?
Not in my experience. They only get more comfortable with each day. I hate wearing recently washed jeans, they're too tight and inflexible.she was underwhelmed, if that's a word0 -
unifiedscene wrote:Not in my experience. They only get more comfortable with each day. I hate wearing recently washed jeans, they're too tight and inflexible.
See, that is what I am talking about. Freshly washed jeans are more itchy and uncomfortable. I feel the same way. Each day I wear them, they become more comfortable to the point it feels like I am wearing nothing at all.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t5cvPeoM6xoTo pie I will reply
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BetterThanYou wrote:i try to get 2 to 3 wears before putting them in the basket, but my wife seems to have a hard on for washing them after every wear. i tell her she doesn't have to do that, it's not like i'm outside rolling around in the mud.
same thing with hoodies. i always wear a t-shirt under a hoodie, so i don't see the point in washing them after wearing it once. the only time i would want my jeans or hoodies washed after only wearing them once is if i spilled something on them.
I'm a slob with my jeans... I wash them when they need washing... or if I'm starting to look like a homeless person
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westsidepie wrote:See, that is what I am talking about. Freshly washed jeans are more itchy and uncomfortable. I feel the same way. Each day I wear them, they become more comfortable to the point it feels like I am wearing nothing at all.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t5cvPeoM6xoI HATE putting on freshly washed jeans!
The Astoria??? Orgazmic!
Verona??? it's all surmountable
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I guess none of you have jeans from this company then:
http://www.nudiejeans.com/thisisnudie/takecare#1
I wear Citizens. I wash them in cold water inside out and hang dry. I don't muck out stalls or dig ditches in them. I can wear em for a week before washing. Hoodies go a week.R.i.p. Rigoberto Alpizar.
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Depends on the jean and what I'm doing in them for sure. Any with spandex I definitely can't wear more than twice, if that, because they stretch out way too much, but I do like them for certain things. Good old regular jeans, I can usually wear at least a week or more in our cooler weather, unless I'm playing in the mud or something!"I'd rather be with an animal." "Those that can be trusted can change their mind." "The in between is mine." "If I don't lose control, explore and not explode, a preternatural other plane with the power to maintain." "Yeh this is living." "Life is what you make it."0
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catefrances wrote:sure there is. being australian."I'm not present, I'm a drug that makes you dream"0
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i was talking to my cousin about this today, and we both admitted to getting our fave pair of jeans OUT of the dirty laundry basket and wearing them for another day or two"....and was very surprised to see that he didnt actually have a recipe for anus-ankle soup." - Big Ed0
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All week if I don't spill anything on them
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rhandley wrote:All week if I don't spill anything on them"....and was very surprised to see that he didnt actually have a recipe for anus-ankle soup." - Big Ed0
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