Ripped Jeans - Stupid or Cool

Raymond Lin · 10 Mar 2010 at 20:57

I can't made my mind up, I can't bring myself to buy a piece of clothing that's ripped with holes in it yet I also think these are kinda cool.....

Raymond Lin · 10 Mar 2010 at 21:06

The ones on the left is Firetrap (last season) - £59, the ones on the right is Diesel (current season) - £190.....

Raymond Lin · 10 Mar 2010 at 21:14

I thought its different...i mean something like this is nice but kinda dull ?

Raymond Lin · 10 Mar 2010 at 21:34

[Cas];16131389 said:
I like the style of the ones on the right, but they are way, way over done.

It's not the ripping that I like, it's the fading, and the discoloured-ness about them that I like.

But in general, I'm not a fan of ripped jeans. But to each his own.

I agree, if i could find a pair like the ones on the right without the holes then i would buy it...except i can't.

Raymond Lin · 10 Mar 2010 at 22:12

marc2003 said:
£190 for a pair of jeans?

i'll stick to primark. my last pair cost around £3.80.

I have primark jeans (£13), I also have G-star Raw (£50 TK Maxx down from £115), I also have a pair of DKNY with some ripped elements in that cost me £30 from TK Maxx too.

I agree £190 is too much to pay for Jeans though...

Raymond Lin · 11 Mar 2010 at 10:40

Arjun806 said:
Stupid. Raw denim is the best option

I got 2 pairs of G-star Raw already, just looking for something different, and still am lol

Raymond Lin · 13 Mar 2010 at 23:31

G-MAN2004 said:
What is it with all of these crappy brands that are currently spreading like fire? Superdry, Firetrap, Henleys. Eugh.

Superdry does some nice jackets, not very thermal efficient but I personally think some of them look quite good (they make what looks like a replica WWII Japanese Kamakazi Pilot Jacket that is awesome). I am not into their T-shirts or Jeans though.

Firetrap is not new, it's been round for AGESSSSSSSSSSsssssssssssssssss.

Seen a few Henleys around, all worn by Chavs, that automatically put me off buying them.

I personally much prefer Diesel stuff, I like their design and their logo is often discrete and you can't tell unless you know the brand or look at the collar.