Comments on: Born, raised, made in Knoxville: Marc Nelson Denim

By: Oh, the Places We See

Oh, the Places We See — Fri, 22 May 2015 14:39:16 +0000

Sherri, so sorry you’re having problems with other comments coming your way. I don’t know how to change something you’ve clicked, but here’s what I’ll try. I’ll remove your comment from the list. If you want to put another one on, you can. Just don’t click “Notify me” when other comments are posted. Thanks for visiting our blog.

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By: Oh, the Places We See

Oh, the Places We See — Mon, 27 Apr 2015 16:20:20 +0000

Thanks so much for the comment. The folks at Marc Nelson Denim also recommend that you get in the shower wearing your new jeans so the jeans will conform to your body. I’d never heard of that, but it sounds doable. It’s funny you said you might not ever wear these. I asked Andy (in the post) if there were any plans to produce jeans for Boomer women. He said they were coming. So, who knows? Every body. Every price range. It could happen!

By: gallivance.net

gallivance.net — Sat, 25 Apr 2015 20:34:15 +0000

Nice read Rusha, and you had me at whiskey-soaked denim. I’ve never heard of this brand, and after visiting the website, I’m sure that I will never be wearing them – but they look very cool. I didn’t know that all denim started out white. Wearing the jeans for a good fit reminds me of my days in Texas and the recommendations for good-fitting cowboy boots. Of course, you could wear them to break them in, or as one oldtimer told me the best thing to do was to get in the bathtub with your boots on and get them totally soaked. Then, wear the boots (continuously) until they dry out, and they’ll fit perfectly. I didn’t try it, but it made sense. ~James