[LXIX]

Hey guys, it's been a while since I've been on. Sadly I dropped out of getting RMC and Evisu jeans and I've only kept some of my BAPE/Softhard, sold off almost all my other stuff. Decided I'd still come and see what's up. Been looking around and I changed my style of denim to the following, just thought I would share and w/e.

[Shin6gc]

glad ya still hang around despite not wearing RMC anymore. how's this Buckaroo jeans that you own? are they selvedge as well?

[Dunnymonster]

Nothing wrong with a little change, I am sure you will be back on the RMC scene again in the future. Never heard of the Buckaroo brand before either, i'll have to do some googling to find out more. I'm looking at Clot gear as something new to wear with RMC but my goodness its expensive so probably wont get anything, still its good to experiment with different brands as many work very well with RMC.

[Tony_Stark]

I like variety when it comes to brands and styles of jeans. Majority of the jeans I own are RMC, but I do love to wear other brands as well. Buckaroo is new to me too. Somehow I got a feeling I've seen their gear somewhere but no idea where.

[LXIX]

Originally Posted by Shin6gc

glad ya still hang around despite not wearing RMC anymore. how's this Buckaroo jeans that you own? are they selvedge as well?

Hey again Shin! yeah I love my Buckaroo jeans, they are my favorite jeans that I own, and they are selvedge ^^. They cost about the same as True Religion and are only available in Korea. Although I have heard that there is one Buckaroo store in Hollywood, CA but I think they might only carry girl's clothing at that one.

Originally Posted by Dunnymonster

Nothing wrong with a little change, I am sure you will be back on the RMC scene again in the future. Never heard of the Buckaroo brand before either, i'll have to do some googling to find out more. I'm looking at Clot gear as something new to wear with RMC but my goodness its expensive so probably wont get anything, still its good to experiment with different brands as many work very well with RMC.

Haha yeah I will for sure be on the RMC again Dunny if I could only fit into them. The official website for Buckaroo jeans if I rmember correctly is buckaroo.co.kr - but the site is impossible to navigate and the online store is only in korean and only ships to korea. They won't show you anything on the online store except the newest products also so you have to go to the physical store to get a nice broad selection.

AND! depending on what size you wear I have a CLOT x UNION T-shirt I was wanting to sell. I bought it right when it came out using a service that bought it for me in Hong Kong and shipped here to the US. I don't really wear any of my T-shirts anymore because all my new jeans are best with button ups.

Originally Posted by Tony_Stark

I like variety when it comes to brands and styles of jeans. Majority of the jeans I own are RMC, but I do love to wear other brands as well. Buckaroo is new to me too. Somehow I got a feeling I've seen their gear somewhere but no idea where.

Yes I like to have a good variety to choose from with my clothing as well but I also like to be a little consistent. Since a majority of my jeans are a same cut and style if I go shopping and I try something on and it looks good with the jeans I'm wearing I can safely assume it will look good with almost all my jeans. Definitely like to have my color choices too. Usually buy an even balance between Dark and Light colored jeans.
Buckaroo jeans are amazingly popular in Korea. about as popular as True Religion in the USA so I wouldn't be surprised if you might have seen some Koreans wearing them. I had a Korean roomate back in High School and that is how I learned about them.

[Tony_Stark]

Good stuff main...
I need to check more info on buckaroo. Need to ask my Korean friend about it. I also have a pretty standard cutting when it comes to jeans. Classic straight leg, Straight leg jeans with a bit extra space work well for me. I think slimmer fit jeans don't really look too good with me. All good though...

[LXIX]

Originally Posted by Tony_Stark

Good stuff main...
I need to check more info on buckaroo. Need to ask my Korean friend about it. I also have a pretty standard cutting when it comes to jeans. Classic straight leg, Straight leg jeans with a bit extra space work well for me. I think slimmer fit jeans don't really look too good with me. All good though...

I was having that problem with RMC and Japanese Evisus but in reverse!! Straight leg doesn't flatter my body to well, I am really skinny so I used a bootcut to add some shape to my legs. Straight legs seem to bunch up on my legs and it makes me look kind of short.

Many people don't like bootcut jeans, but I actually wear boots with them so I'm not breaking any rules there. I also got these boots in Korea.


And of course I still try to keep it real like you guys here at RMC!

[Dunnymonster]

Lovin the Bapes, I take it Korea has quite a healthy fashion scene?

[Tony_Stark]

Originally Posted by Dunnymonster

Lovin the Bapes, I take it Korea has quite a healthy fashion scene?

the bapes are awesome. Korea is pretty much on point when it comes to fashion. The Chinese ladies in Malaysia are really into Korean clothing and accessories. I guess that is somewhat related to the fact that korean pop music and drama series are pretty damn popular in se-Asia.

[Tony_Stark]

Originally Posted by LXIX

I was having that problem with RMC and Japanese Evisus but in reverse!! Straight leg doesn't flatter my body to well, I am really skinny so I used a bootcut to add some shape to my legs. Straight legs seem to bunch up on my legs and it makes me look kind of short.

Many people don't like bootcut jeans, but I actually wear boots with them so I'm not breaking any rules there. I also got these boots in Korea.


And of course I still try to keep it real like you guys here at RMC!

Cool main. I am thinking of getting a pair of boot cut jeans. But need to make an order for those, heh. Maybe after my current denim project.