Yeah, we bought torn jeans for full price in the 80. And we got laughed at for it, too.
I can't make myself spend money on the worn out jeans for the kids now, and I'm not sure what "acid washed" is... but a lot of them have a yellowish tinge.
Now, I hate to point this out to the fashion industry, but that yellowish tinge is what remains when you wash the cow manure out of your barn clothes.
Actually the "wash" of a jean it the biggest problem in manufacturing them. We are investigating doing some stuff in denim and the swatchs we are seeing just don't cut it. It has to be treated or "washed" to give a feel that will sell. It adds immensely to the cost and makes it almost impossible to manufacture small lots at a resonable price here in the USA. Thus it all comes from overseas.
The two elements that go into a garment are of course the color and the texture. What they call the "hand", how it feels when you touch it. If it gives good hand than you are halfway home to selling it.
Although the Jeggings have sold out. Every girl that tried on a pair bought them because they have about a 28% stretch factor.
(By the way,I only use customers as models since I want people to see themselves in the clothing. Not some hourglass figured plus size model that most other people use)
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I don't buy clothes that have to be ironied. The irony board I had was so rusty, I threw it away last year.
Acid washed is A useless quack device which cannot perform any other function than separating naive persons from their money. It’s a fake, a scam, a swindle, and a blatant fraud. Prove me wrong and take the million dollars.
Yeah, we bought torn jeans for full price in the 80. And we got laughed at for it, too.
I can't make myself spend money on the worn out jeans for the kids now, and I'm not sure what "acid washed" is... but a lot of them have a yellowish tinge.
Now, I hate to point this out to the fashion industry, but that yellowish tinge is what remains when you wash the cow manure out of your barn clothes.
Just saying.
Actually the "wash" of a jean it the biggest problem in manufacturing them. We are investigating doing some stuff in denim and the swatchs we are seeing just don't cut it. It has to be treated or "washed" to give a feel that will sell. It adds immensely to the cost and makes it almost impossible to manufacture small lots at a resonable price here in the USA. Thus it all comes from overseas.
The two elements that go into a garment are of course the color and the texture. What they call the "hand", how it feels when you touch it. If it gives good hand than you are halfway home to selling it.
This Vintage Five Pocket Jean has a great "hand" and seems to be very popular in plus.
Although the Jeggings have sold out. Every girl that tried on a pair bought them because they have about a 28% stretch factor.
(By the way,I only use customers as models since I want people to see themselves in the clothing. Not some hourglass figured plus size model that most other people use)
I know a guy who used to work at a Bugle Boy jeans mall shop in the late 1980s.
He said the jeans were shipped directly from Viet Nam, and when they opened the boxes the jeans "stunk like shit."
No wonder she keeps on driving.
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