ScotsExpat

Well, ok.... Starting to see a sneaky side to you, MM........lol

Blue Cat

when and where will it be! I'll come. I'll come to the opening of an envelope me!

Meow

Agreed. I don't like glitter or rhinestones on my jeans.

Emerald_Eyes

I have and would pay that for a pair of well cut and well styled jeans. A well cut pair of jeans can totally transform your ass and lengthen your legs depending on what you're looking for (MH clearly doesn't need either of these benefits though especially considering the length of her legs!).

My friend and I were saying just the other day about how we really miss the unique eclectic boutiques and online stores that you get in England. All the stores here just sell the mass brands rather than anything that's different, and I certainly haven't come across any eco clothing. Eco and Dubai just don't go together somehow

Madam Medusa

EE, have you been to the village mall in jumeirah 1?? there are about 4 lovely boutique shops there which don't stock mass brands (i'm not talking about jeans specifically)...

MM, xx

Emerald_Eyes

I haven't been there, but I definitely will now. Thanks MM!

oh5

I shall keep you posted Madam.

That's not the kind of denim we endorse, V.Beckham does that.

Finally! You see I can go to denim boards and pose this question there but 99.99% of the members are not from the Middle East.

I totally agree that a well cut pair of denim or even pants can transform a person. Initially we wanted to get into production but we decided against it and instead do collaborations with certain companies that we feel have similar values and philosophy.
The denim we intend to carry is handmade by artisans and takes hours and sometimes days to create. We also will carry denim that does well in Europe but that is hard to find here.

Most of the PD that is marketed anywhere is made of sub par quality, think True Religion, Seven and Rock & Republic. Clients tend to pay more for advertising and marketing rather than the quality of the denim itself.

There are only two stores in all of United States that a similar philosophy, none in the UK that I can think of.

We want to have that option for people over here, as opposed to buying denim online without trying it first (what I have to resort to)

IndieG

If they're really good quality and the fitting is perfect, then yes, I wouldn't mind buying. The three pairs I own now (M&S, LizC, Levis) feel like pjs- have lost a lot of weight