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Todd Snyder
- I've never been the type to spend a lot of money on jeans. My budget was always around $50 a pair because I didn't think there was much of a difference in quality for pricier denim.
- I recently tried Todd Snyder Japanese Stretch Selvedge denim, which changed how I approach buying and thinking about jeans.
- At $198 a pair (or $168 for non-stretch Selvedge), they're expensive, but the level of quality is high enough to outlast cheap jeans that need replacing every couple of years.
- After wearing a test pair for a few weeks, I'll definitely be buying more with my own money and thinking twice about the cheap pairs I'm used to buying.
Despite my sometimes excessive spending habits on clothes, I've never been the type to spend a lot of money on jeans — and for the longest time, I thought my reason behind it was solid: With the exception of small details like buttons, stitch patterns, and the brand's logo, all jeans look about the same. Since literally no one can see those super fine details while I wear them, I always felt I should just buy the cheapest ones — and as long as they fit me, that was money well saved.
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