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It's a rare case nowadays if someone doesn't own a pair of jeans. In the 1980's the most expensive pair you could buy on the high street was either Pepe or Levi. But the 1990's saw the introduction of the designer branded jeans. Major fashion brands such as Calvin Klein saw the huge profits that could be made. From an inexpensive piece of material they could sell their jeans for huge profits. This lead to other designer brands such as Versace, DKNY, Valentino, Gucci, Diesel, Calvin Klein, and DKNY enter the market. Now there are few designer brands who don't make jeans, this was unimaginable decades before. This has lead the middle of the road jeans brands such as Lee, Lee Cooper and Wrangler to lower prices and sell their jeans at much cheaper prices. Alongside this you can find brands such as Brooker selling jeans for £10. So currently there is a massive range of prices and qualities to choose from, this just wasn't the case before the 1990's.
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Diesel
Great denim, shape and fit. The extra expense is certainly shows in the quality of the denim. But, you still need to buy the right size, otherwise the jeans will not do you justice.
After a couple of months of washes, the colour dye has not faded, but I expect this will change with a couple more months. I have not none one pair of jeans not fade eventually.
What you will notice, in comparison with your standard blue jeans, is that Diesel do not stick to the norm. Their style is very distinctive, with an indie type edge to the denim and design.
I've noticed that brands like Levi have recently began to release jeans with a similar style and cutting edge to Diesel.
The casual fit will satisfy most figures, but you really need to find the right fit in a real world store. I would not recommend buying online, unless you're not concerned with perfectly fitting jeans. All the brands differ with their measurements, so you can't relay on the data from your other pairs.
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