Armoured jeans with a difference

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Armoured jeans with a difference

#1 Post by fatboy » Sat Apr 26, 2014 7:13 pm

Just been loking at this, a company called Ruste can turn your fave pair of jeans into bike jeans.
They will fit DuPont kevlar inserts,fit hip and knee pockets with D30 armour.
Pretty cool but maybe you may find them one size too small after modifications ?
Anyone tried this ?
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Re: Armoured jeans with a difference

#2 Post by MartDude » Sun Apr 27, 2014 2:05 pm

fatboy wrote: Pretty cool but maybe you may find them one size too small after modifications ?
"Are my jeans going to fit me after you have tailored them?

Yes, they will. The difference in fit after the tailoring process is very slight. The waist size will change one size at most. The legs will be a fraction slimmer because of the layer of protection that we add, but as long as your jeans aren’t very tight and 100% cotton, they will fit you as well as they did before the tailoring."

Interesting notion, but the cost of the jeans, plus the tailoring, plus armour makes this a considerably more expensive proposition than buying a pair of e.g. Hood jeans.

http://www.hoodjeans.co.uk/acatalog/k7- ... -mens.html
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#3 Post by D-Rider » Sun Apr 27, 2014 8:09 pm

.... and Hood jeans are much much more expensive than the Aldi kevlar jeans
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