Bought some new black levis jeans, wanted to keep them black, so I read the salt and vinegar trick to soak the jeans in and I did. After one wash, still lose color?
Wanting to keep them in good condition, heard some urban myth that americans don't wash their jeans and frequent washing wear and tear it too much.
So I worn my new pair for a month without wash, but after one wash, still look damn terrible, belt area fraying with fur, caused by the think tank belt velcro pulling it, knee area fading and whitist, caused by frequent kneeing position to shoot, back pocket whitish from wallet mark.
After just one wash it look like old jeans already.
Blue jeans no such problem.
Is it so hard to keep black jeans looking black and looking 'not so old'?
Wanting to keep them in good condition, heard some urban myth that americans don't wash their jeans and frequent washing wear and tear it too much.
So I worn my new pair for a month without wash, but after one wash, still look damn terrible, belt area fraying with fur, caused by the think tank belt velcro pulling it, knee area fading and whitist, caused by frequent kneeing position to shoot, back pocket whitish from wallet mark.
After just one wash it look like old jeans already.
Blue jeans no such problem.
Is it so hard to keep black jeans looking black and looking 'not so old'?