Does a Brown Shirt Go with Black Denim Jeans?

brown and black clash so dont wear them together

1. What if you weren't allowed to wear denim jeans?

No problem. The world is having many other dresses. Denim Jeans are not the end

2. Boot cut MEK Denim Jeans and Dolce&Gabbana Wool Sweater..What you think?

those are guys pants?

3. Do you get your denim jeans dry-cleaned?

Unless they tell the dry cleaner to actually dry clean them, they are washed and pressed. They may get them starched. In the south/southwest, they use a powder starch in the wash when washing jeans. You can actually stand them up against a wall and they are so stiff they stay. (Ranchers are sometimes out on the trail for a couple of days with no warning. Heavy starch makes the jeans look nice longer and makes it easier to brush off the dust.) (Dry cleaning will get out any grease that is on them. ).

4. What to wear with these purple uggs ?

Denim skirt would not go well with leggings at all, let alone uggs! I nice pair of denim jeans would look nice

5. is there a differance in all denim jeans or kinds of denim? if so can you exsplain it to me?

ALL - DENIM Jeans hold up to time. Other Denim jeans with cotton, rayon, nylon, and other fabrics mixed in, are not as thick and rugged as an all-denim jean. Best jeans for all-denim are American Levi's, and American Wrangler's.

6. are my raw denim jeans ruined?

Well...not necessarily...just put them in the wash and then the next six months wear them so that they get the 'natural wear'

7. Are denim jean gay, and are american eagle polo shirts cool or not?

HA I am sorry but denim jeans are a fashion staple for people of all sexual orientations. Do not worry and dress how you want.

8. how much does it cost to dry clean a pair of denim jeans?

Many people prefer to get jeans dry cleaned because it makes them last so much longer since they are not being beat around a rough washer (even on the gentle cycle). I work for a company that dry cleans clothes with an environmentally friendly cleaner, not the PERC that traditional dry cleaners use. It will cost you roughly $4-$6 per pair of jeans...just go to mylapels.com to find a cleaner in your area. There are also coupons that you can print to save money on your dry cleaning, not to mention their automatic rewards program as well as their loyalty card that gets stamped with each drop-off of dry cleaning. They are very reasonable with pricing and do a great job at getting stains out! Hope this helps!

9. Is there a way to get a grease stain out of denim jeans?

Try treating it with dawn dishwashing detergent. The hard part is when a stain has been dried in the dryer... A lot of times that is the kiss of death. But it is worth a try. Good luck

10. This is a question for people who went to JrNYLc: What do I wear?????!!!?

I do enjoy wearing long skirts occasionally. These are actually more comfortable than Denim jeans and not as hot to wear also

11. What goes better with a corset: leather skirt or denim jeans?

Jeans, but that would be more for going out. Skirt would be too trashy!

12. Cloth car seats- denim jeans turning them BLUE. How can I fix it!?!?

Oh, I am sorry you are feeling blue! Seriously, though, Resolve is good stuff. First, vacuum the seats really, really well. Try using Resolve on a dime-sized bit in an inconspicuous place on your seat. Be careful not to saturate the area; any dirt UNDER the first layer of cloth will wick up through the top layer as it dries - even stuff you can not see. Wait until the area dries completely and carefully view the results before continuing. I always use the carpet cleaner that contains OxyClean; it seems to work better. Also, I would suggest spraying the Resolve onto a slightly damp, white cloth instead of spraying directly on the seats. This will help avoid dampening the seat so much that the dirt wicks up. If you are too afraid to try this, bite the bullet and bring the car in to be detailed. Once the seats are clean, use Scotch Guard on them and make sure you invest in some seat covers. Do you have hard water? Wash your jeans on "cold?" If you do either of these, add 1/2 cup salt to the load with your jeans. Add more salt to the rinse cycle and rinse twice. This may help. As for the walls, I would suggest using Scrubbing Bubbles on it, believe it or not. 409 also works well, particularly if you do not have flat paint on the walls. Good luck!