You do understand the cotton is dyed, right? And that dye fades dramatically with washes, right? And that washing cotton is not the only way to remove bacteria, right? You do know these things?
@@Youcantleavethisempty01 I mean, freezing doesn’t work - you can get them cleaned once in a while. He’s not saying wash them every time you wear them - but like-I’d rather have the indigo fade than have food down the front of my jeans. fades are a part of their life cycle as workwear. There’s no shame in showing off a bit of wear.
@@Youcantleavethisempty01 sadly fibers of unwash jeans tend to be brittle, dirt and grim get stuck in between the fibers and with fiction it breaks. I would trade a less nicer fades than jeans with holes on it. Plus I didnt said "washed" I said WATERED. A little soak would be nice once in a while
I don't understand why anyone would want to wear something that isn't comfortable, breathable or flexible/stretchy, because it definitely isn't fashionable.
this one isn’t really elitist, pretty good tips here if you decide to take fashion a little more serious it seems, it’s not like “go buy these 500dollar jeans” it’s “here’s how to pick the right ones and love them longer” if anything it’s the opposite of elitist.
Im people! I mean I do wash them but only after wearing them 30-90 times. If they become visibly dirty or have a smell, then Ill wash but otherwise I put off washing as long as possible
@@youdontknowwhoiam2449Maybe it is because I live in a very hot sunny city were you are going to sweat every day but I still can not begin to imagine not washing your clothes for more than 3 or 4 uses, let alone 30
