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Wellyeahso t1_jecb1eg wrote

Yours for the low low price of $600! Supplies are limited!! Act NOW before they are all gone!!!

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Sir_Wtfaysti t1_jecbuge wrote

These are not jeans with built in shoes, these are designer shoes.

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CountRumfordFRS t1_jece4tg wrote

Huh, you'd have to get both shoe size and leg-length right.

The first Star Trek movie (Star Trek: The Motion Picture) had uniforms where the shoes were built into the pant legs. Apparently it was an enormous hassle getting them properly fitted and attached.

Quoting the Wikipedia article on the film:

>Combining the shoes and trousers was difficult, time-consuming, and expensive, as each shoe had to be sewn by hand after being fitted to each principal actor.

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Read-Necessary t1_jecka0z wrote

imagine going over to someone’s house and them asking you to take your shoes off

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whatnofood t1_jecxy3b wrote

Replying to Outrageous_Chicken95 (#2,506,293)

I was more concerned with how you’d wash them.

Care Instructions Washing Do not wash Bleaching Do not bleach Machine Drying Do not tumble dry Ironing Do not iron Dry Cleaning Do not dry clean Natural Drying Dry flat in the shade

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Guide_Worth t1_jed2c2l wrote

Built in wear as well. People trying to emulate people who actually have a reason to wear jeans. Fashion is stupid.

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NastySnapper t1_jed7sq9 wrote

Imagine all the shoplifters running out to steal a pair.

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lgisme333 t1_jedb1ej wrote

Wastelands is a vintage shop on Haight/Asbury in San Francisco. Can’t believe they’re $600!!

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slickrasta t1_jeddvgj wrote

Replying to ChadGnarly (#2,507,867)

I never understood the concept of Canadians somehow being the kings of denim. Sure we wear jeans but every time I've been to the US they wear jeans just as much. Plus I've literally never seen someone wear full denim in my life lol.

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-_-Entity-_- t1_jedhu7m wrote

Imagine seeing the sillouhette of these in the middle of the night

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eclecticsed t1_jedhx1a wrote

Replying to slickrasta (#2,516,774)

Google says it's this, but who knows if it's true.

>Lore has it that the very term Canadian tuxedo comes from a Bing Crosby episode at a Canadian hotel in 1951. Crosby and a friend were reportedly denied entry to the hotel because they were wearing jeans, which inspired Levi's to design a denim tuxedo for Crosby so that he could have a formal denim option.

I think, if that story is true, that means it just became one of those things where the origin was lost as people repeated it more and more.

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BlandJars t1_jedtkmg wrote

I zoomed in and saw the number 600 with a dollar sign next to it I don't know what country that is but if that's USD then I hope nobody buys it.

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Why_Ban t1_jeecyvu wrote

I remember when i used to blow $300 on a pair of diesel jeans

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Satisfiend t1_jeg16o6 wrote

"hold on, I got a rock in my shoe" takes pants off

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