Proper selvedge jeans

Yours for sixty green queens.

Let me measure some existing pants.

"pants".

FFS, the two of you, just meet up in a public restroom with 60 notes from one side, selvedge in the other side, wear it, the size is right? Pay it, done!

And it's not that I don't understand the value of having the opportunity of making posts, but still..

I thought it was funny.

As did I, but you can't help the belms...

Belms...?

Haaa, yes yes.

Jeeesus conservative a selvedge of your weight already quitting, giving up, I understand the other one but not you, we haven't even started

BTW, how many oz.?

Off to the Aussie equivalent of TKMaxx, Trade Secret, looking for new work clothes and selvage goodness... Don't have very high hopes but hey-ho!

Good luck matey. Struth but that'd be a blinder.

Lori tells me it's shit and I'm wasting my time, she's been wrong before tho'...

She used to tell me TK was crap til I started bringing home surprise designer goods for her...

I searched in TJ max over here in USA USA! total shite nothing

She was right, total shite!

I bought another pair of Carhartt Sid pants from my mate's shop instead...

Poly blend and this climate don't mix >>>

Club pant ftw.

It's so humid here today, I've had two showers already and probably gonna need another one when I get home tonight...

Looking for some advice from you clothing knowledgable people. I've tended to go function and cost as priorities so I don't know much about this stuff.

I've spent most of my life wearing 501s, not stonewashed! Then one time, a few years ago, I went to get some new 501s and found that they didn't fit. 34" waist were too tight at the top of my thighs; dunno if they changed or I did.

I bought some other Levi's when I was in America, can't remember the number now but they went at the crotch within a year. Recently I went to a Levi's shop and they suggested 541s which I bought; yes they are a tiny bit stretchy but they seem ok. These are 32" waist 34" leg and fit pretty good. The sizing is flattering though, I tried some other 32" waist in TK M; too small.

Anyway, point is, where else could I look for non stretchy jeans which will last, will not be like vices on my thighs, plain non stonewashed look? Also not really into paying £200 for jeans. Would go £100 - £120 I guess. I was looking at Hawksmill on t'internet but they seem hard to find in actual shops.

Thanks for any suggests you may have.

Try some Edwin Nashville/Greenville... Not sure where you can buy them these days...

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/SALE-Momotaro-0201-15-7oz-Selvedge-Denim-Slim-Straight-Jeans-Made-in-Japan/172109033491?_trksid=p2141725.c100338.m3726&_trkparms=aid%3D222007%26algo%3DSIC.MBE%26ao%3D1%26asc%3D20150313114020%26meid%3Debe00e22813c41aabde65b70e1d165eb%26pid%3D100338%26rk%3D2%26rkt%3D10%26sd%3D182030744199

Anyway, I'm looking forward to reading more tales about the journey of that pair of selvedges started from 31trum.

How long you been living in the U.S.?

Where?

Thanks, these look good as do the eBay ones (they are really nice) but seems a big risk on the sizing.

Google says there is a place in holborn which stocks Edwin stuff so going to see if I can pop down there next week.

Edwin Nashvilles, come up 2" bigger, so if you're a 34, get 32's.