craiggg
18th September 2007, 19:34
When some companies are designing jeans, and then putting out and making the stuff do you think some of them actually know what they are doing when they are putting things on the jeans..
I'm talking about things like spraying a few lines accross the back of the knee and a few random lines around the crotch area.. obviously supposed to look like whiskers and honeycombs but 99% of the time looking nothing like and missing the area of impact totally.
Today i saw somebody who had jeans that were totally ripped accross the back of the jean, did look quite "different" and "interesting" (but still rubbish) where the honeycombs would normally have formed, however the area covered just in the middle of her calf
Now i can't stand jeans like this anymore, makes me kinda sorry because loads of my pre washed before i discovered dry have features like this.
Do you think designers know what they are doing when they put them on.. surely the likes of levis and nudie etc do, but some of the cheaper end denim (like supermarket denim where you can pick up a pair fe £10) surely not, and are just doing it to follow a trend??
What do you think?
I'm talking about things like spraying a few lines accross the back of the knee and a few random lines around the crotch area.. obviously supposed to look like whiskers and honeycombs but 99% of the time looking nothing like and missing the area of impact totally.
Today i saw somebody who had jeans that were totally ripped accross the back of the jean, did look quite "different" and "interesting" (but still rubbish) where the honeycombs would normally have formed, however the area covered just in the middle of her calf
Now i can't stand jeans like this anymore, makes me kinda sorry because loads of my pre washed before i discovered dry have features like this.
Do you think designers know what they are doing when they put them on.. surely the likes of levis and nudie etc do, but some of the cheaper end denim (like supermarket denim where you can pick up a pair fe £10) surely not, and are just doing it to follow a trend??
What do you think?