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I actually have both going on.. Lol.. When I wore my boots, I cuffed once for some reason, and when I switched back to my sneakers, I never bothered to un-cuff my jeans. In the end, I think it’s better to have stacks then have ugly cuffs. 

…What…?

Nothing at all. 

I just checked contextclothing.com.. It says that APC NS 33” to 35” inseam depending on the waist size. As far as I knew before research, all APC denim came in 34” inseam. Again, someone correct me if I’m wrong.

I’m too lazy to answer right now, so you can go here to learn about raw denim.

I suggest saving up for Samurai’s. 

One or the either, or maybe a mix of both.. Patching seems more reliable though. Get it done professionally, don’t do it yourself, you’ll just be wasting your time.

gaws replied to your post: Sew or patch up a crotch rip?

You can’t sew up a crotch rip. You can close it, but you can never restore the denim, the same as you can’t put together a glass once its broken. A tailor will tell you to always patch.

I don’t own a pair of Unbrandeds, but I think they’re great for the price. I’ve seen a lot of good fades so far, and some not so good ones, haha. It depends on how you wear them in the end. I’ll post a picture right now of a pair I really like. 

Sagging usually leads to crotch blow-outs. Pushing your denim down will usually cause stress at the rise at the top of your inseam. Maybe you don’t sag at all? If that’s not the case, it’s just friction. Not much you can do except get them repaired often.

Your back pocket can only take so much, you know? The tightness of the jeans will stay always stay the same, but the growth of your wallet will increase, causing more strain on your wallet itself and possibly the content inside along with it.