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Old 28-05-2006   #106
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okay well i just bought my first pair of acne jeans last week, and i have to say i'm not so impressed. the fit is pretty good but you could have replaced the label with a 50 pair of jeans and it would have been the same. the jeans are made in turkey too, not that it's a bad thing but for 180euros u'd think that it would be made in italy or sweden!
the jeans stretched a moderate amount already, i am hoping that after i wash them the fit & the denim will improve. otherwise i don't see what the whole craze is about.
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Old 28-05-2006   #107
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you think the denim will improve after a wash? well, think again.
 
Old 28-05-2006   #108
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EVERYBODY JUST LOOKS THE SAME.
Whyred = Hjort = old dior
Do you mean Dior Homme or Dior (women)? Whyred was launched 1999 and Dior Homme 2001. That's why i'm curios.
 
Old 28-05-2006   #109
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with that information i think you could came up with some own conclusions.
 
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with that information i think you could came up with some own conclusions.
well ok.
 
Old 03-06-2006   #111
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Old 03-06-2006   #112
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Why buy a expensive jeans when you can buy a jeans for a smaller price..? Some of the expensive jeans are more comfortable and have a bigger selection like disel, miss sixty etc. Some of the expensive jeans is also uncomfortable... i don't understand people who buy jeans for the logo..
 
Old 03-06-2006   #113
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the logo is most important for me, and the price, i never pay under 200 usd for something and the logo must be visible, big and famous, so other could see the expensive jeans ive bought, why should i otherwise buy something?

these discussions are just zzzz.
 
Old 03-06-2006   #114
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Thanks for the photos, mona1
"Hope" looks so nice and simple.
The interfacing is neat--it's like it's folded over with no stitches.
 
Old 03-06-2006   #115
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these discussions are just zzzz.
agree this isn't the most exiting thread here, but you seem to know alot about swedish designers, maybe you could tell us more about who worked where. I only know Ann-Sofie Back was at acne some decades ago.
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[quote=Sweetspot]H&M is certainly Swedish and very well-known. There are probably more than 200 H&M stores in Scandinavia. The positioning of H&M in Scandinavia is therefore a bit cheaper, mainstream and less trendy in comparison to their positioning outside Scandinavia. In the US, H&M is considered as a highly trendy medium-range alternative to designer fashion. H&M is probably too trendy for most cities in the US.

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i think the h&m in scandinavia has much more better stuff than the h&ms around the world. more variety and cheaper..stockholm has the best h&m. and the most "trendy". they even have a vintage section. so.....
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Old 03-06-2006   #117
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Thanks for the insight on swedish labels. Im wondering are there any online stores that sell Whyred Jeans? The jeans are relatively attractive! How much do these jeans cost in sweden?
 
Old 04-06-2006   #118
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bubbleroom got most
www.bubbleroom.se

whyred could sometimes be found in
www.nittygritty.se
www.iloveminky.com
www.yoox.com
 
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H&M is certainly Swedish and very well-known. There are probably more than 200 H&M stores in Scandinavia. The positioning of H&M in Scandinavia is therefore a bit cheaper, mainstream and less trendy in comparison to their positioning outside Scandinavia. In the US, H&M is considered as a highly trendy medium-range alternative to designer fashion. H&M is probably too trendy for most cities in the US.

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i think the h&m in scandinavia has much more better stuff than the h&ms around the world. more variety and cheaper..stockholm has the best h&m. and the most "trendy". they even have a vintage section. so.....

no, H&M is pretty much the same all over the world.
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Old 05-06-2006   #120
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^ Although the collection is the same... the selection in the different stores around the world isn't the same...

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