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So, what are we thinking regarding brands like Diesel, WTBoy, Sisley, and the rest?
For men, I’ve always felt the staples are Levi's, Wrangler, or Lee.
If those styles were good enough for icons like Jim Morrison and Mick Jagger, who are we to argue?
True denim should be worn-in; after about six months of regular use, they should begin to mold themselves entirely to the wearer's physique, shouldn't they?😉 A perfect fit.
On a lighter note, I have a feeling that simple, straightforward denim is making a comeback—something classic like Wrangler.
Diesel is certainly stylish, but isn't it just a bit too pricey for everyday wear?
Personally, when I was back home, I used to pick up my jeans at Topman, but here in the States, I usually head to Gap.
For men, I’ve always felt the staples are Levi's, Wrangler, or Lee.
If those styles were good enough for icons like Jim Morrison and Mick Jagger, who are we to argue?
True denim should be worn-in; after about six months of regular use, they should begin to mold themselves entirely to the wearer's physique, shouldn't they?😉 A perfect fit.
On a lighter note, I have a feeling that simple, straightforward denim is making a comeback—something classic like Wrangler.
Diesel is certainly stylish, but isn't it just a bit too pricey for everyday wear?
Personally, when I was back home, I used to pick up my jeans at Topman, but here in the States, I usually head to Gap.