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Second suggestion: if you have an old pair of jeans, what about donating instead of ripping it apart? :). Keep up the good work RMRS. We really need and appreciate your work and content 💪🏽
All these others bad comments can suck a rock, these are good tips, thank you I’m currently in the midst of wanting to make my own clothes , and I’ve been bleaching, dying, and now I’m going to distress them , 💪🏾
I have the real deal authentic torn jeans aggregated from hundreds of metal concerts, years of wash wear tear and active wearing. I kept them near perfect from staining..
I guess Antonio and Thomas have different opinions on this... I'm guessing this is Thomas. Oh yeah herpy derp, he introduces himself in the beginning. It is in fact Thomas, the ripped jeans look lover.
One time I was riding my bike and I fell onto the sidewalk. It cut two large holes at the knees, and a few smaller tears. At first I thought I ruined my jeans, but then I took a second look and I was like "Hey, this is in style" I had those ripped jeans for years
@@JohnFourtyTwo Depends on how you look at it I guess. The hippies did it by default, the punks did it on purpose. Malcolm McClaren was selling them pre-ripped in his London boutique about '77, which puts the fashion arriving in my neck of the woods about on time in '85 (took things longer to diffuse out back then). And I'd have to disagree with you that those folks didn't take pride in how they dressed, they took great pride and particular care of their look, it was just a different costume and style is all imo.
Hey I got a question, the jeans I want to distress have two seams going down the middle of each leg, is there any way I can distress them as normal without the seams ripping apart?
I tried doing this on a pair of jeans I messed up in a date with asphalt. However, they were stretchy with lots of elastic, and this technique does not work well on the fibers. 🤷
Nop, if my jeans gets a rip it goes to the repair shop, otherwise they become shorts or go to textile recycling. Only time its appropriate is if you are a teen/early-20's going to a rock/punk concert, or gardening.
I've never understood this. When my jeans get holes and tears they either become cut off shorts or scrap Jean for sewing. Waste of good clothes destroying them like this.
For the most realistic look, knee distressing should be focused just below the knee, starting at the center of the kneecap and going 3-4" below. Think about where the jeans hit the ground when you kneel.
@@JeffZ1028I understand that is your opinion but if you like to donate your old jeans good for you but that does not mean everyone has to donate their old jeans okie dokie? ☺️
@@guitarman2-m4p ..... What the f*** are you even rambling about? Nothin you said relates to my 2 year old comment but thanks for adding to this old thread.
Definitely not a fan of ripped jeans or the "edgy crowd" who think they're stylish. When I was kid and my jeans started to rip, fray and couldn't be repaired, they became shorts and the cutoff legs became patch material. Now when I rip my jeans I use them for work clothes because I don't care if they get damaged but I'm definitely not going to ruin a brand new pair of jeans for an in-the-moment fashion trend. Grow up people, I thought this was a channel about Real Men & Real Style, not teenage rebellious youths.
@@TooSlizzy probably UA-cam algorithm tried to keep me browsing shorts so it gave me something brand new to watch I’d never actually look up myself. But that’s only me overthinking
This was the most idiotic video. How the hell can you do that with jeans? It's so ugly and out of date what you've done with the jeans. Apparently you are behind in the US when you are still driving with the old-fashioned.
@@ingvartorma9789 it's retro or vintage. Whatever the idiots say when they can't invent a new trend the replicate an old one. Kind of like movies and television. No new ideas, just old ones spruced up to look inventive
As someone who was homeless I nor anyone else I knew liked ripped jeans for many reasons among them are: they do not keep you warm, if they rip more they become a hassle to deal with getting caught on things, and if you are sleeping out side in a park (or anywhere) the last thing you would want is for something to try and get in your pants.
RMRS if this is real style then i'll pass. I got an e-mail where it said something about rockstar look. This definitely isn't. The jeans looked great before the guy ruined them. This reminds me of those emo kids jeans that they used to wear them some time ago. Leather pants, bullet belts, and a leather jacket. That's a REAL Man look
Agreed 💯plus this reminds me of the urban/KMart/Walmart cowboys fad years ago. You had guys who thought it was cool to dress like a cowboy but they've never seen a horse, cow, or done any strenuous work other than preparing TPS reports or filing memos.
@@Tmcclernon I'm 31! Even when this emo style was around I never wore it or was interested in it. This is more suitable for a teenager and not for full-grown men. I've never seen a man from the past(I'm viewing guys from the 70/80's) wearing such ridiculous clothes.
What backwards stuff is this? When my jeans wear out I throw them out and get new ones. Why spend 50 bucks on a pair of jeans just to make them look tattered and worn like some broke bum?
This is the first thumbs down I’ve given you. There is no way to make distressed jeans look good. I have a pair of jeans I paid around $25 for. Over time they became distressed from wear. I use them to work in my yard. Of course, they may be more valuable is I sold them to a distressed jeans fashionista. But I feel a greater gift to mankind is to keep them out of circulation.
This trend was stupid long ago and stupid even now. That's not style, that's fashion. Fashion is just repeating nonsense what once had meaning. A pair of jeans was expensive so people worn them even if it had tears. Also the jeans itself was a rebellion against corduroy pants. Making something like this, purposefully is just ridiculous.
@@AnalEyesAnalyzeAnalLies-666 Since Loeb & Levi Strauss invented jeans in 1870 you're correct and until the 1970s it simply meant you couldn't afford to buy new ones.👍✨
Real Men don't have to fake distress their jeans. Real Men go do real work in their jeans and it happens naturally. Or you could buy a pair of cheap jeans, wear them out so they look Distressed and than sell them for 4 times what you bought them for to a person who has more money than brains and weak muscles.
problem is in this capitalist world real work doesn't pay as much as my office job so I have to do fake work, like sending emails and attending redundant meetings all day, which means i need to fake distress my jeans to make it look like i'm doing real work
Buy your jeans, wear your jeans. Rips, Tears & Fading need to happen naturally. doing it on purpose seems phony. then again... they're your jeans, do what your want..
Huh... bullshit fashion forward garbage. The beauty of jeans is to cycle them. Buy one pair of good raw denim every year or so, and then wear it. Your formerly pristine denim will have exactly the distressed look you're going for after 4 or so years. Especially if you wash them regularly. Good quality denim fades and distresses in a pleasing way that forcing it will never achieve.
Even when I was in my teens and early 20s going to a rock concert you couldn't make me ware them, the would go to the repair shop or become gardening/car repair jeans.
Ironically, I’m watching this to learn how to distress jeans so that I can MEND them using Japanese Boro techniques where the mends and fraying shows. I know. It’s bonkers. Let’s just call it “Art” and that will make it ok.
I fail to understand why any person would want to utilize clothing that presents the appearance of being destitute/poor or unable to purchase well fitting clean & decent clothing.
My guess is it is supposed to show an "active" lifestyle; things like skateboarding, motorcycling; heck, even hiking, can distress your jeans. Perhaps the original look was to show you did these kind of "manly" activities, to the EXTREEEEEEEME. Me on the other hand; it looks sloppy.
@@nlhn638 Agreed, this is for the fakers who want to pretend they have an active lifestyle. Similar to the KMart and Walmart cowboys who buy cheap western wear and pretend to be rodeo cowboys. These guys always stand out as fake because they don't have the right look, posture, manners, and none of them have a real silver platter belt buckle they won in a rodeo.
In my case, my jeans have a stain i can't get out. i figure distressing over the stain will look better (or at least more intentional) than just an ugly stain
Why all the hate comments? Jeans are naturally distressed over time and it can look really nice, makes them look more unique and less boring and generic when done right. If you wear basic blue or black jeans, cool, but that's not DIY or anything special.
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Second suggestion: if you have an old pair of jeans, what about donating instead of ripping it apart? :). Keep up the good work RMRS. We really need and appreciate your work and content 💪🏽
No
All these others bad comments can suck a rock, these are good tips, thank you I’m currently in the midst of wanting to make my own clothes , and I’ve been bleaching, dying, and now I’m going to distress them , 💪🏾
Weird comments… yet they all still watched and listened 🤫
Oh and here I was wearing my jean doing every day yardwork or garage projects. now I feel like a fool. And pleasure meeting you Thomas. 👋
I am not interested in damaging my jeans prematurely. I am here to support the channel
Whys everyone here hate ripped jeans so much?.. if you don’t like them don’t click on the video- but as an alt kid, ty sir
you can’t dress
Excactly. Why come here complaining? They don't even have to click on the video. People just want to hate
I have the real deal authentic torn jeans aggregated from hundreds of metal concerts, years of wash wear tear and active wearing. I kept them near perfect from staining..
Why do people hate ripped jeans so much 💀
@@Fr0ggie_Drawz they’re boring
RMRS " Don't wear distressed jeans"
Also RMRS " Here's how to distress your jeans"
Exactly. Ludicrous that he would advise people how and that this is somehow "cool".
Yea super confused subscriber here.
I guess Antonio and Thomas have different opinions on this... I'm guessing this is Thomas. Oh yeah herpy derp, he introduces himself in the beginning. It is in fact Thomas, the ripped jeans look lover.
Hahaha from knowing this channel I figured I was gonna open the video and it was gonna say ‘don’t distress your denim’
I like the look in blue denim best. Thanks for the tips.
inner bad boi: activated 😈
But why? Why would you do that? Why would you do any of that?
I needed this video I was about to search how to distress my Denim in home
I was looking for it and you got my mind
Great, I might put on a plastic bag as well
Or donate to the ones in need. But agree, makes no sense to damage a good pair of pants
Beautiful sharing my friend👍🙏
Team Blue. Thanks for the great tutorial!☺️
Love RMRS, but don't think this is a trend that matches the style of the public. Not my cup of tea , thanks but no. Keep up the good work!!
man thx excellent content
Love from india
Always bet on black
Coool And sassy! 😍
One time I was riding my bike and I fell onto the sidewalk. It cut two large holes at the knees, and a few smaller tears. At first I thought I ruined my jeans, but then I took a second look and I was like "Hey, this is in style" I had those ripped jeans for years
Love Your Videos Hoping A Heart.
Great video, thanks Thomas and Antonio!
Real Men distress their jeans by wearing and working in them till they're well worn and full of holes.
Great video!
Just remembering the incredulous hissy fit my mom threw when I "distressed" my first pair of jeans at 15.😂🤣😂🤣
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🤷♂️They were a new thing back in '85. Took her a minute to adjust to the idea.
@@taylorlibby7642 I'm not arguing, but it's been a thing since the early '70s. Before that people took pride and respected the way they dressed.
@@JohnFourtyTwo Depends on how you look at it I guess. The hippies did it by default, the punks did it on purpose. Malcolm McClaren was selling them pre-ripped in his London boutique about '77, which puts the fashion arriving in my neck of the woods about on time in '85 (took things longer to diffuse out back then). And I'd have to disagree with you that those folks didn't take pride in how they dressed, they took great pride and particular care of their look, it was just a different costume and style is all imo.
@@taylorlibby7642 Everyone is welcome to their opinion.
Nice Video Thank you..👍💯
I’m so glad I don’t care about this stuff anymore.
I have one question, why?
Fashion
@@mirek_k you’ve never seen people waste good money on fashion companies who do the same thing?
Style thing....normal jeans look plain.
Why the hell do you need to spoil a pair of jeans?
Hey I got a question, the jeans I want to distress have two seams going down the middle of each leg, is there any way I can distress them as normal without the seams ripping apart?
"Real Boys Current Style"
old head
This seems off brand?
I tried doing this on a pair of jeans I messed up in a date with asphalt. However, they were stretchy with lots of elastic, and this technique does not work well on the fibers. 🤷
can you make video about different type of coat
Love from pakistan
I thought this channel was for clean and classic looking denim... Why distress them?
wish i've seen this video before cuttting my jean
what a bunch of stuffed shirts in the comments
thanks for the tips!
Step 1 wear them.
Nop, if my jeans gets a rip it goes to the repair shop, otherwise they become shorts or go to textile recycling.
Only time its appropriate is if you are a teen/early-20's going to a rock/punk concert, or gardening.
@Pinned by Real Men Real Style Hi.
I've never understood this. When my jeans get holes and tears they either become cut off shorts or scrap Jean for sewing. Waste of good clothes destroying them like this.
Totally agree
understand this: women like it how this looks on a man
To hell with what women like or think if you don't like it yourself
@@CobraFeelTheHeat Not the women I like.
@@CobraFeelTheHeat Depends of what time of woman one wants to attract...
Did you upload this to the wrong channel or something?
For the most realistic look, knee distressing should be focused just below the knee, starting at the center of the kneecap and going 3-4" below. Think about where the jeans hit the ground when you kneel.
You misspelled 'downgrade'.
What about distressing to prevent the crotch area from ripping?
Haha 😂
Definitely not team skinny jeans lmao
We are not French who believe that destroying beautiful jeans is high fashion.
How about NOT damaging a perfectly good pair of jeans?
Exactly. What about donating the old pair you have ?
Yea bc everyone should look and dress exactly the same like robots. You can also distress the pair that isn't so perfect.
@@cjstats1514 🤭 No, but intentionally ripping jeans for a "cool" look is just silly af, let's be hobest.
@@JeffZ1028I understand that is your opinion but if you like to donate your old jeans good for you but that does not mean everyone has to donate their old jeans okie dokie? ☺️
@@guitarman2-m4p ..... What the f*** are you even rambling about? Nothin you said relates to my 2 year old comment but thanks for adding to this old thread.
Definitely not a fan of ripped jeans or the "edgy crowd" who think they're stylish. When I was kid and my jeans started to rip, fray and couldn't be repaired, they became shorts and the cutoff legs became patch material. Now when I rip my jeans I use them for work clothes because I don't care if they get damaged but I'm definitely not going to ruin a brand new pair of jeans for an in-the-moment fashion trend.
Grow up people, I thought this was a channel about Real Men & Real Style, not teenage rebellious youths.
i think punk/grunge style can look very nice on certain people, and is pretty unique compared to most
I think Thomas went behind Antonio's back on this one.
Does Antonio know you made this video?
I think you hurt some feelings
Im HER
Sorry, no. I can't help but chuckle at any guy over 30 wearing distressed jeans.
Sometimes, I even chuckle at the younger guys...
Why? Jealous?
i can't imagine myself wearing this kind of thing, its plane silly
This is not a look I’d go with
So how did you end up here david ?
@@TooSlizzy probably UA-cam algorithm tried to keep me browsing shorts so it gave me something brand new to watch I’d never actually look up myself. But that’s only me overthinking
This is for tic tockers, not for gentlemen
CRING
Don’t like distressed jeans
This was the most idiotic video. How the hell can you do that with jeans? It's so ugly and out of date what you've done with the jeans. Apparently you are behind in the US when you are still driving with the old-fashioned.
I agree it's ugly, but it's not out of date anymore (sadly) with young people. Ripped jeans at least in metro areas are back.
This isn't strictly a US fashion lmao. As I've seen this style in many countries and even on other UA-cam videos.
@@joemanfredi6267 It is then not modern in Sweden in any case.
@@ingvartorma9789 it's retro or vintage. Whatever the idiots say when they can't invent a new trend the replicate an old one. Kind of like movies and television. No new ideas, just old ones spruced up to look inventive
Who gives a shit what's "out of date?" or what you think? Let people wear what they want
Real man don't do that shit, wtf? 🤣🤣
I never got this trend, I think they just look homeless 🤷♂️
It all comes down to one's preference.
As someone who was homeless I nor anyone else I knew liked ripped jeans for many reasons among them are: they do not keep you warm, if they rip more they become a hassle to deal with getting caught on things, and if you are sleeping out side in a park (or anywhere) the last thing you would want is for something to try and get in your pants.
no one cares
thats the point
punk rock dude
then why are you here 😭?
RMRS if this is real style then i'll pass. I got an e-mail where it said something about rockstar look. This definitely isn't. The jeans looked great before the guy ruined them. This reminds me of those emo kids jeans that they used to wear them some time ago. Leather pants, bullet belts, and a leather jacket. That's a REAL Man look
If you are younger, this is defiantly a viable style. I was never into it, but it does give a badboy vibe, as cheesy as that might be
Agreed 💯plus this reminds me of the urban/KMart/Walmart cowboys fad years ago. You had guys who thought it was cool to dress like a cowboy but they've never seen a horse, cow, or done any strenuous work other than preparing TPS reports or filing memos.
@@Tmcclernon I'm 31! Even when this emo style was around I never wore it or was interested in it. This is more suitable for a teenager and not for full-grown men. I've never seen a man from the past(I'm viewing guys from the 70/80's) wearing such ridiculous clothes.
What backwards stuff is this? When my jeans wear out I throw them out and get new ones. Why spend 50 bucks on a pair of jeans just to make them look tattered and worn like some broke bum?
This is the first thumbs down I’ve given you. There is no way to make distressed jeans look good. I have a pair of jeans I paid around $25 for. Over time they became distressed from wear. I use them to work in my yard. Of course, they may be more valuable is I sold them to a distressed jeans fashionista. But I feel a greater gift to mankind is to keep them out of circulation.
This trend was stupid long ago and stupid even now.
That's not style, that's fashion. Fashion is just repeating nonsense what once had meaning. A pair of jeans was expensive so people worn them even if it had tears. Also the jeans itself was a rebellion against corduroy pants. Making something like this, purposefully is just ridiculous.
I used to do this in the 1980s. Also, the 1990s, 2000s and 2010s.
I got off the fashion train years ago and fortunately the station I got off at doesn't have this kind of nonsense.
@@AnalEyesAnalyzeAnalLies-666 Since Loeb & Levi Strauss invented jeans in 1870 you're correct and until the 1970s it simply meant you couldn't afford to buy new ones.👍✨
@@JohnFourtyTwo haha
Distressed jeans? Really?
Real Men don't have to fake distress their jeans.
Real Men go do real work in their jeans and it happens naturally.
Or you could buy a pair of cheap jeans, wear them out so they look Distressed and than sell them for 4 times what you bought them for to a person who has more money than brains and weak muscles.
Agreed 💯👍✨
problem is in this capitalist world real work doesn't pay as much as my office job so I have to do fake work, like sending emails and attending redundant meetings all day, which means i need to fake distress my jeans to make it look like i'm doing real work
That's cute. Did your mom tell you that? 😂
Nope.
Is this Real Boys Current Fads or Real Men Real Style? This is a no for me, not in high school anymore.
If I want to look like this I'll fight with a bear, so there is a good story behind it. Otherwise it is not my cup of tea.
Hahahahah good one
Agree 💯and I'll take some bourbon 🥃 instead of tea ☕👍✨
@@LeonardoHaut Thanks! To be honest; I heared it somewhere before, but for the same thing.
@@JohnFourtyTwo For me a single malt Scotch please and we can drink to it!
@@berenddevries74 Single malt Scotch it is cheers! 🥃👍
Whats the point though.
I could see wearing this 5 or 6 years ago but this is out of style.
Over ripped jeans are very hot
This ain’t it.
Distressed jeans are for teenagers
Buy your jeans, wear your jeans. Rips, Tears & Fading need to happen naturally. doing it on purpose seems phony. then again... they're your jeans, do what your want..
Huh... bullshit fashion forward garbage.
The beauty of jeans is to cycle them. Buy one pair of good raw denim every year or so, and then wear it. Your formerly pristine denim will have exactly the distressed look you're going for after 4 or so years. Especially if you wash them regularly. Good quality denim fades and distresses in a pleasing way that forcing it will never achieve.
Why?
How to totally fuck up your jeans in 3 mins.
I’ll pass. Was surprised to even see this come up on your channel. Not my thing at all! 👎🏻
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This video doesn't belong here.
WTF? Next time how to color your hair green?
I haven't ever seen any classy men dressing "distressed" jeans
Yeahhh. No. I'm a 39 year old man that doesn't want to look like I'm 25
im 39 too, and i want to look like im 55
I'm 54 and never looked like this when I was in my 20s. I think this channel endorses the motto "dress for success" or something similar.
Even when I was in my teens and early 20s going to a rock concert you couldn't make me ware them, the would go to the repair shop or become gardening/car repair jeans.
Are there still guys that belive ript jeans are stylist, please just grow up.What kind of Girls like that
Ironically, I’m watching this to learn how to distress jeans so that I can MEND them using Japanese Boro techniques where the mends and fraying shows. I know. It’s bonkers. Let’s just call it “Art” and that will make it ok.
I fail to understand why any person would want to utilize clothing that presents the appearance of being destitute/poor or unable to purchase well fitting clean & decent clothing.
My guess is it is supposed to show an "active" lifestyle; things like skateboarding, motorcycling; heck, even hiking, can distress your jeans. Perhaps the original look was to show you did these kind of "manly" activities, to the EXTREEEEEEEME.
Me on the other hand; it looks sloppy.
@@nlhn638 Agreed, this is for the fakers who want to pretend they have an active lifestyle.
Similar to the KMart and Walmart cowboys who buy cheap western wear and pretend to be rodeo cowboys. These guys always stand out as fake because they don't have the right look, posture, manners, and none of them have a real silver platter belt buckle they won in a rodeo.
@@JohnFourtyTwo We used to have a lot of those people in Alberta; in some areas, still do! Fully agreed.
In my case, my jeans have a stain i can't get out. i figure distressing over the stain will look better (or at least more intentional) than just an ugly stain
No thanks...
just DONT do this
The every good an the
Or you know you could just be dedicated and wear them for 10 years the marks will show up naturally
How to LARP as someone who is poor or has a blue collar job 😂
Why all the hate comments? Jeans are naturally distressed over time and it can look really nice, makes them look more unique and less boring and generic when done right. If you wear basic blue or black jeans, cool, but that's not DIY or anything special.