ripped my jeans
 

I forgot to roll up my jeans today, and they got caught and tore.

http://inlinethumb22.webshots.com/46...425x425Q85.jpg

http://inlinethumb59.webshots.com/45...425x425Q85.jpg

its not real bad, its about an inch off of the seam, and 5 inches long. should I try to have them repaired, or should I cut them off?

oh, and they're raw if that matters.

"have them fixed"? dude, just sew them up.
edit: if you do cut them, above the knee for sure.

I can't believe this a serious matter worthy of actual discussion. They're jeans.

hey hey its probably his favorite pair of skinny jeans! :D

Are those stf's? I bought raw 501's and cut them. :thumb:

Is this for serious?!
Yikes

I thought this going to be about warning people of the dangers of getting pants caught in moving drive train parts. Be careful everyone, roll em up high.
Be glad you didn't get more than your fancy pants caught in the works bud.

my sewing is sketchy at best. they would probably come out worse if I tried to fix them.

they're not that skinny.

yep. been wearing them raw for almost a month and a half.

actually, yes it is serious. I'm awful at making decisions. not only do I take forever, but I usually make the wrong one.

and yeah, I was lucky. It jerked my leg really hard, but no injuries.

so what are raw jeans?

Two words.... Daisy Dukes.

Below the knee. Next time you crash in them the skin on your knees will thank you.

Also, I can't believe I'm posting in this thread. SSFG really is doomed.

All the indigo is left in the denim, making them very dark blue (usually) instead of being prewashed like most jeans. This lets you gradually make your own fades to look more natural and also lets stain all light-fabriced furniture and light shoes with non-removable indigo.

BTW: Cut very close to the knee, then sew it to prevent fraying and cuff it up in case you aren't a seamstress. I think 501's are a bit to baggy just past the knee to be good below the knee.

I would cut up high enough so you don't get sucked into the chain. I just did that. You cut to whatever the length and tuck the ends. Saw it over twice. Done!

I did it by a string and a needle. No sewing machine. ... Stitching is not straight, but ... if you are a guy, no one looks at you below your thighs. Right?

you forgot your white regal/turbo/san marco

hip (cough) ster

what color wristbands should i use when i ride? i love tangerine but olive is so so darling...

Wow man, I'm no expert on the matter, but one should be along soon to help you. :rolleyes:

Turn them into a denim skirt.

http://assets.tobi.com/files/product...4/DSC_7160.jpg

your mom thinks I look good in a skirt. tell her I'll be over at 9, and Im bringing the lube.

just patch them with another piece of denim and use your zigzag stitch to lock everything together. remember to roll up next time.

Sorry darlin'. My mom's not into chicks.

:popcorn: Anyone else want some?

you could call and ask mom and dad to send you money to get new hipster pants so you can look cool and ironic in skinny pants

Or maybe work a few extra shifts down at the gloryhole.

fify. too far?

Hipsters never actually work...It cuts into time that could be spent looking ironic or growing patchy beards. Gloryhole is their hobby