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how to design plain shoes
Stainless steel findings are a good color match with "white" metal (rhodium color) supplies. Pewter findings provide a darker gray tone. Silver plated and silver filled findings give you a true silver color that matches 925 sterling parts. Raw brass findings come in an attractive warm gold tone that's popular in artisan jewelry. Plated brass comes in several colors, providing variety and quality at a good price. Copper provides its signature reddish-orange warmth and attraction, in both bright and antiqued finishes.
how to design plain shoes
how to design plain shoes
I'm on my second pair in less than a month, the elastic on the backside keeps fraying , second pair too.
Very poor quality sad to say another bad job from China, when will we learn.
I'll sadly be returning this pair too.
Pros:
can get weird sizes on the internet, I'm a 36x34, which I can't find in stores
durable
colors and fabric hold up over multiple washes
pockets are "man sized" and will fit a large smart phone, wallet, keys, they are also thick so keys won't stab you in the legs
they're not "boot cut" technically, but large winter boots fit perfectly into them
flex when you move without binding in "crucial" areas
Cons:
5 belt loops, I'd prefer 7 as they hold up better if you wear heavy things on your belt
the regular Levis jeans are kind of tight in the crotch, these "relaxed fit" are too loose--there's no happy medium. You want a bit of tight fit when it starts to drop below freezing (they do accommodate UnderArmour base layer pants and still fit, tho)
I have 5 pairs, none are at 36" at the waist, two I can't wear without a belt, two are perfect, and one feels like I've gained 10 pounds. There's no QC
These need 2-3 washings to get out all the lint fuzz that are in the pockets and clinging to the fabric, otherwise your legs and phones will be covered in blue fuzz--and anything else you've tried to wash with them.
Short:
Great value for the money, not the best QC when it comes to fit, if you wear stuff on your belt you may need a 7-loop pair of jeans.
I returned them