有喜歡穿牛仔裤的朋友吗？
我高中一年级穿第一条牛仔裤，1982年，穿了二节课给副教导主任叫我去换，好在是住读生，宿舍就在旁边，但打那时起我可以爱上了它。第一条是没有牌子的，我妈去深圳买回来的，颜色很漂亮，很淡很淡的天蓝色，有淡淡的水洗痕迹，我妈最喜欢天蓝色，我喜欢水洗的感觉，所以本来是帮人家带的，给我留作自用了，19.9元，是我一生中最便宜的牛仔裤，照当时上海的物价有点贵吧。那颜色一直记忆在我脑海里，可是都找不到一样的颜色，后来一个同学分去漂染厂无意中告诉我：除同一缸染出来的，其他都有色差，温度/湿度。。。。。。很多因素都可以造成不同的色泽。我才罢休：不去找第二条一样颜色的牛仔裤。这已经耽误了我8年时间了。
我穿过苹果牌高腰的，很舒服，东方人的殿部不会有黑人那么完美，高腰裤包起来会好看些。还有苹果牌副线J字头的，很好玩的是裤腰上商标是一个泰国妹的样子，为东方人设计是紧身的，脱下来要有人帮忙手拉裤脚管，但穿时很舒服。这个都90年的事情了。
一套很像猫王的皮衣款式的，是时装牛仔衣裤，买下在深圳，开价300， 还价150，93年的事。穿了几次，后来觉得太夸张，拉链有点不好使用，搬家扔了，不心痛。
LEVI’S501不说了，太经典了；我还有一条全白的LEVI’；更有一条很淡很淡蓝色的LEVI’，最接近我第一条牛仔裤的颜色和款式，不过我觉得裤裆不怎么舒服。
Lee也是有的，很舒服，也便宜，一条足够。
York一条止步，但是我已经觉得自己27岁了，这个是十七.八岁孩子的穿的。
买过U2一条大腿上有猫须纹的，98元，很舒服，但觉得买短了。
之前在香港行街偶然看到一个很有艺术家气质的人穿着裤腿前面烂成只有纬线，我是喜欢得不得了，但跑完香港所有买牛仔裤的店铺也不见，偶然去年韩国在看到了，来的全部不费功夫，就是ＪＡＭＢＡＮＧＥＥ，几次也就搁浅了，觉得自己年纪不小了，别弄得像飞女。
法国的Chevignon復古，我很喜欢居然连上衣也买了，可是女装不好看，买了男装外套，很cool~目前喜欢这个牌子。
我抛砖
在这里发表这样的文章,是不是不太对题?牛仔裤我周末也会穿的,我挺喜欢她的硬汉风格,如:LEVI,第五街............. 那也是共同爱好啊。 沒有說喜不喜歡，都是普遍的衣著吧？
我穿的都是中到中底腰，
個人覺得高腰的沒怎麼美感。
看樣子tdaphne村友不是喜歡，更應該是鐘情牛仔褲？！ 年代不同了，现在当然是中低腰啦。好在本人脚长不怕中低腰，嘿嘿~
是钟情哦，给你一说想起来。 一年365天，我大概穿300天的牛仔裤，想起以前刚从学校毕业的时侯在大公司上班，天天穿西装穿了大约8年。现在在工厂工作基本上天天穿牛仔裤。好舒服啊 原色做旧的，我就比较喜欢。
Lee和yamamots的我很喜欢~~ 以下是引用韦伯猫在2005-6-29 11:42:30的发言：
tnnd上班不能穿牛仔裤，只有星期五才能穿，现在穿的机会越来越少了。
猫兄最近语调趋向不羁啊，呵呵...
Evisu No.2 + 复刻战后欧洲版 + DIY "水喉通"&nb
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牛仔裤我是用家而不是所谓的玩家，不过也留意这个主题好久了。今天，一口气到手了两条 Evisu Genes <Jeans?!> ( http://www.Evisu.com )，兴致特别高。Evisu，从用料到制作，可谓体现了日本人追求尽善尽美的精神，对细节的注重几达极致 (除了 Post Script 的介绍外，还有后袋钱包部位的双层加强设计，不仔细看看不出的双缝线，手绘 logo <会随着使用而部分剥落，这是真货和假货之间的重大差别之一> 等等细节)。只有微距把玩它们，才能真正体验它们与通路 (快速 ...) 消费品式的大众品牌之间的巨大差异。据说 Evisu 在上海也开了一家专卖店，上海的朋友不妨去看看。连同日前请产品主供消防用的镀锌钢管厂的师傅按照我的要求制作的 DIY 裤架一并呈上。
我穿的牛仔裤牌子很杂：Fcuk, Wrangler, Caterpillar, E.O., Guess, Parasuco, etc. ...都有，不过我较不喜欢 Levi's ...
P.S.: What makes Evisu special (摘自 Evisu 官方网站)：
Evisu has spent the last 10 years developing their jeans to be as authentic as today's vintage jeans can be. All Evisu jeans are made of vintage selvedge denim. This means that the denim is made on old style shuttle looms rather than modern projectile looms. In simple terms this means that the cross thread in the weaving process goes back and forth during the weaving process.But modern looms, shoot each cross thread through individually, hence the edge of the cloth is frayed rather than clean (although brands who are only interested in making quick money, try to cash in by faking the smooth selvedge by stitching up the frayed edge afterwards). No shuttle looms have be made for over 40 years as they can only make cloth about 30 inches wide whereas projectile looms can make fabric 60 inches or even wider for much less money.All the looms that make Evisu denim are practically antiques and about as reliable as a 50 year old car. Because the fabric made on these looms is so narrow we need approximately 3 yards to make each pair of jeans. To maximise the usage, the traditional method was to have a straight outside seam and cut right up to the selvedge so that when you turn the jean up you see the two selvedge edges of the denim stitched together. You can also see it on the inside of the coin pocket.Also, all of our denim is indigo dyed by loop dying machines.Again, these are rare and ancient machines which basically feed a rope of cotton yarn through vats of indigo dye and then back out and up to the roof of the factory to allow the indigo to oxidise before the 'rope' goes back down into the next vat.Evisu denim has a minimum of 16 dips and some styles have 30 dips, hence the deep blue colour.We use 100cotton threads which are more authentic but break more easily during the sewing process.We reproduce the original production techniques at every stage. This means using a large number of specialist sewing machines which have not been produced for many years.For example, we chain stitch the hem which gives the thick stitch line visible around the hem when you turn the jean up. This requires a special machine which again has not been produced for 40 years. Wherever possible we try to use Union Special machines which were the Rolls Royce of sewing machines in the US in the fifties. Many of our styles then have the logo hand painted on. As a result of all this and a host of other details relating to every raw material and process our jeans cost many times the price of normal jeans to produce. From what I understand other jeans companies make much larger profit margins than we do.All this obviously leads to the next question: why do we bother?In simple terms it is the result of the Japanese fascination with details and because everybody associated with Evisu from Mr. Yamane (the Japanese owner of Evisu) down are denim 'maniacs'.This is Yamane's term by which he means something like having obsessive, almost trainspottery love for denim. Denim produced on shuttle looms is naturally irregular and these irregularities come out as the jeans fade, making every pair develop into a unique and beautiful pattern as it fades. The deep blue colour and the way the jeans fade can only be achieved by using the loop dying system and all the other details give the jeans a combination of authenticity and the knowledge that you have something that is a labour of love that no other jeans or probably any other item of clothing, in the world can give you.We understand that for many people these things are not important but for those who appreciate this level of craftsmanship, we believe Evisu jeans are worth every penny.
[此贴子已经被LeslieNg于2005-6-30 4:35:19编辑过]
tnnd上班不能穿牛仔裤，只有星期五才能穿，现在穿的机会越来越少了。
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