sábado, 4 de septiembre de 2010

Bienvenido a Hombres en Jeans Dos...son tuyos!!

Hombres y Jeans en Blanco y Negro!

Denim Labels You Should Own By Brandon Dyce (3)


Joe's Jeans
They say to pick one thing and do it well. Well, that’s exactly what’s happening at Joe’s Jeans. In 2007, the label shucked off all of its other clothing efforts and zeroed in on denim; it’s been nothing but good-looking, high-end jeans since then. Using sophisticated rinses and modern cuts, Joe’s makes denim look both urbane and chic, especially in options like its Brixton/Gallo jeans. This particular pair, with its straight-leg and narrow-thigh hemming, comes across as an upscale, superior option to more pedestrian brands. Joe’s Jeans; it’s easy to remember and advantageous to wear them.

Cual par de Jeans te llevas a casa hoy?

viernes, 3 de septiembre de 2010

Bienvenido a Hombres en Jeans Dos...son tuyos!!

Los hombres en Jeans son hermosos...entre las sombras resplandecen!

Denim Labels You Should Own By Brandon Dyce (2)


Hudson Jeans
Jean’s aren’t just an American ideal anymore. The Brits want a piece of the action as well, and Hudson Jeans, fresh out of the UK, is providing a European dynamic and approach that’s long been missing from denim. Since 2002, Hudson jeans have demonstrated that denim isn’t commonplace, but another facet of lavish comfort. Need an illustration? Hudson’s relaxed boot fit jeans are all about casual European class. With their all-over distressing and signature triangle-flap pocket, these jeans prove that slightly banged-up denim can be classy. Hey, if they’re good enough for Becks, shouldn’t they be good enough for you?

Cual par de Jeans te llevas a casa hoy?


jueves, 2 de septiembre de 2010

Bienvenido a Hombres en Jeans Dos...son tuyos!!

Men in Jeans from Ericc Schwabel Studio

Denim Labels You Should Own By Brandon Dyce

Going with brands you trust is always advisable, especially when it comes to denim. However, these days, if you’re buying jeans on name recognition alone, you’re definitely missing out. Sure, the tried-and-true names like Levis and Diesel are bankable, but some new names have emerged in the field of denim and these are names you should consider. Why mess with a good thing you ask? Well, brand loyalty is admirable, but these new labels bring a fresh perspective to a seminal garment and your wardrobe; it’s an impressive feat on many levels, which is why we recommend these denim labels you should own.

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