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Posted: 9/22/2005 1:08:35 PM EDT
I use Levi or Arizona Jean Co. What do you wear?
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+1 usually best price and most comfortable for me. |
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Not Levis. I got roped into going shopping with my wife and she steered us thru the men's dept and suggested I get some jeans. She started digging thru the Levi section while I looked around, and a salesman came over to help her. All of a sudden I saw her hand go up to her mouth and she turned away from him.
I asked her later what happened and she said he pulled a pair out with a button fly and muttered under his breath, "That's gay!" |
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Mine don't and never will have a button fly (505 and 550). |
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Aeropostale. The choice of new age liberal fags everywhere.
Seriously though Levis 550. |
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I don't wear jeans a lot but I won't buy/wear Levi's (they're anti-gun).
I own 2 pair of jeans and both are Gap brand, boot cut for riding the cycle. |
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wranglers kick ass. Plus, the belt loops are spaced properly for IWB carry
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Whatever happens to be on sale at the moment. Normally Levis.
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Wranglers (especially their 20X line)
Cinch (ETA: gotta have 'em starched) |
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Levis, some Old Navy, or Hilfiger that my wife gets for me.......Wranglers were for rednecks and hillbillies when I was a kid, so I just can't get past that even to this day.........
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Cabela's & Faded Glory, but I'm going to start wearing Diesel when I can fit in 'em.
I'm not really a hard-labor kind of guy. |
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+1 Colored jeans are BTW, I wear Levis or Wranglers. I didn't know Levis was anti-gun and to be honest I don't give a flying fuck. Their political agenda is almost as important to me as the political agenda of, say, JCpenney. Don't care, at all. |
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Wrangler and Carhart, but mostly Roundtree or Dickies overalls.
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Depends on the mood and what im doing, but either old navy or wrangler. The ex bought me a pair of hilfigers that are really comfortable, but I feel wearing them.
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Don't you guys remember that Levis came out with all the pro gay stuff and tried to ruin the Boy Scouts in California! Good...support the anti_American enemy! Levi Strauss would roll over in his grave to know how liberal his company is today.
http://www.saveourscouts.com/hall.html "There are over 1400 local United Way Charters. Only a small number of the 1400 United Ways have pulled their support of Councils in their areas. I encourage you to call your local United Way and ask them if they have or have had in the past, grants for the Local BSA Council. And do they continue to support the Council. There are Councils who because of other fundraising methods do not need to ask their Local United Way for help. Not all Councils receive funds from the United Way in their area. United Way has helped many groups, who help those in need. We thank United Way for all the good they do. We encourage them to continue to help BSA help the at risk young men. Levi Strauss- As of early in the 1990's removed their support of the Boy Scouts of America. There appears to be no movement to reconsider their position. Don't forget Dockers are also made by Levi Strauss. PROVIDENCE, R.I. - In a new policy clearly aimed at the Boy Scouts, a United Way board in Rhode Island announced it would no longer fund organizations that discriminate for any reason, including sexual orientation. " |
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Formerly Levi's, I've been wearing only Carhartt for the past year or two.
It sounds kinda weird, but giving up Levi jeans was one of the hardest things I've ever done. Brand loyalties forged during your youth are some of the hardest to break apparently. |
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What ever K-mart has on blue light special. I`m naturally so cool that i feel i need to do something to bring me closer to mere mortals.
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+1 for the Wranglers
Also, Levi is known as a big time corporate supporter of gun control groups |
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Funny you should say this, as I've been wearing their Route 66 "Relaxed Fit" (Ya!, I'm a Sit down working kind of Guy!) for the past 10+ years. They wear well, better than my old Levi's ever did. They are affordable, $15-$19, and Like you said, I don't need a brand name to "Show Off" my choices for clothing. There is no way I'd spend My money to support Levi's political/Moral stands. But that's just Me! Tall Shadow |
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I will never purchase anything from Levis. They support a politcal action committee (PAC) that is anti-gun. The PAC donates money to multiple gun control causes. You guys need to realize how to vote with your pocketbook and quit supporting causes that conflict with your ideals/beliefs. I know the price/profit on a pair of jeans is miniscule but sometimes that is the only way to hurt some of the big companies. Of course most of y'all are not NRA members so you really don't care.
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