re: Need new raw denim - better option than Railcar?

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Because if you buy good raw denim it lasts 5-6 years if you don’t get fat as shite.

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You can buy $30 levis that last that long. And even if you wear them every day for a year, you can buy a new pair every year for about the same price or less.

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You can buy $30 levis that last that long. And even if you wear them every day for a year, you can buy a new pair every year for about the same price.

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But you have to live with knowing you're wearing inferior cooked denim.

Because they break in and fit you where every crease is your own. You don't wash them, and they fade on the crease lines to produce a custom look depending on your wear habits.

They are thicker than typical jeans and come a tad smaller, so they end up stretching to your frame and just plain fit better than prewashed jeans.

I sort of respect that you are OCD about this stuff, but that's super gross wearing the same thing every day without washing them.

Maybe you could find a job if you didn't wear the same jeans every day

What size jean are you baw?

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You DO wash them, just not for 6 months or so...then VERY rarely.

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I wear my jeans many days without washing them, but you are either extreme prissy or extremely disgusting for not washing them for months on end. I don't know how you would not have them stained as hell after a couple months.

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$200 isn't that much for raw denim. I want to go slowly though, I hope to be able to appreciate the quality difference from my Unbranded...if I bought $350 jeans now I'm not sure I'd 'get it'. I'll wear some $200 jeans for a few years then look at my options.

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I love you baw.

It's a different type of fabric than your jeans, they are very dense. You can spot wash them. You can flip them inside out and soak them...but even after a year your bathtub will be stained with dye.