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Went shopping yesterday in a desperate attempt to find a new outfit for a 30th birthday next weekend. The only pair of jeans I found that I liked were.......£110! 😯


 
Posted : 13/11/2011 8:42 am
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matalan 😉


 
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standard answer on here is chinos and a blazer !!


 
Posted : 13/11/2011 8:43 am
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Showing your age, or at least that was what was said to me when I made the same discovery a couple of years ago - I thought 501's were less than £40...

Next?


 
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Ha Rob - how's the build going? You'll be needing another name change now


 
Posted : 13/11/2011 8:51 am
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The only pair of jeans I found that I liked were.......£110

And?


 
Posted : 13/11/2011 8:55 am
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And?

It's a lot of money for a pair of jeans?


 
Posted : 13/11/2011 8:57 am
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It's a lot of money for a pair of jeans?

Meh! About what I'll pay most times unless T.K.Maxx has offers on. Being a rather skinny chap I find paying extra means I get a better fit and cut. They last bloody ages too.


 
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Couldn't get to T.K.Maxx, so had to suffer Chesterfields finest array of chav boutiques.


 
Posted : 13/11/2011 9:07 am
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To be fair it's a lot for clothing but it's one of my pleasures buying good clothes and shoes. It's like paying extra for tools, it's worth it if you use them enough.


 
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Do men buy 'new outfits' for a birthday party?


 
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Do men buy 'new outfits' for a birthday party?

And, moreover, is a pair of jeans really a suitable "outfit" for a birthday party? Especially a 30th....

Come on, chap. [url=]Smarten up a little. [/url]


 
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I don't think I've ever even TOUCHED a £110 pair of jeans in my whole life. Most I can ever remember paying is about £35. Last pair were £9......


 
Posted : 13/11/2011 9:28 am
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Mine were quite possibly £4 from Tescos.


 
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Do men buy 'new outfits' for a birthday party?

And, moreover, is a pair of jeans really a suitable "outfit" for a birthday party? Especially a 30th....

Come on, chap. Smarten up a little.

Depends on the venue and company, surely? It's in the centre of Notts with a load of 30 somethings, who (men anyway) will all be wearing jeans.

I don't buy clothes very often, so was just ready - wouldn't buy an outfit especially for a do.


 
Posted : 13/11/2011 10:02 am
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Make sure they match your handbag, Deirdre. 🙂

I like the Asda ones - they do both the kinds I like, blue and dark blue.


 
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they better be raw selvedge denim for that.
or were they jeans northerners wear with pockets in funny places, fake rips and somewhere to affix your chain wallet?


 
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Isn't that the going rate for decent jeans?

I've got a pair that were nearly £1k. Luckily I never paid that as I got them via eBay for a shade over £100.


 
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Get a kilt. Many ladies find them irresistible (after a drink or 2), and you'll have some [i]uplifting[/i] experiences. 😆


 
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or were they jeans northerners wear with pockets in funny places, fake rips and somewhere to affix your chain wallet?

No fake rips MrSmith 😉

Awaits.....

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Isn't that the going rate for decent jeans?

I've got a pair that were nearly £1k.


 
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i guess you can get away with those if you are 20, anyone 'middle aged' wearing jeans like that and white trainers needs to stop letting their mum dress them.


 
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Funnily enough I went shopping yesterday (which I hate). No way was I going to buy some superdry jeans for £65. They looked pretty good, but superdry? Nothing says I'm a mindless douche like superdry etc.

Ended up spending £70ish in like topman or something for two pairs, which is the most I think I've spent on a pair of jeans (except for the waterproof alpkit ones, which were awesome). Happy with them though.

Don't see the point in spending over £50 on a pair of jeans, I've got a pair that were a tenner and look good, and a more expensive pair aren't going to be 5 times as good, or even twice as good, it's just stupid. Only ended up spending so much cause I was desperate for some new ones and I couldn't find anything much cheaper I liked.


 
Posted : 13/11/2011 11:13 am

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