Tuesday 5 March 2013

SOMETHING I LEARNED ABOUT JEANS AT THE BUNDLE SHOP

This pair of RM500 jeans was on sale at a Bundle shop.  These shops are called Bundle shops because the used or new clothes which are sold  there are gotten in the form of bundle stock .This is because used clothings in Malaysia are mainly imported from abroad and in order to ship the maximum possible, the clothings are compressed and bundled. During transaction, they trade by the bundle. Then the Bundle shops will sell them separately.
Now back to the RM500 pair of jeans.  Why is it priced so high for a used pair of jeans?  According to the shop owner, a new pair of this jeans costs RM2,500.
In the picture above, the pair of jeans that the shop assistant is pointing to is no longer in production and so it is considered a collector's item.  It was priced at RM550.

Here is more information about expensive jeans.

SECOND MOST EXPENSIVE JEANS IN THE WORLD
Vintage Jeans

$60,000

In 2005, a pair of 115-year-old Levis similar to the Nevada jeans pictured were sold on eBay to a Japanese collector who paid what some spend on a luxury automobile.


The price tag for the most expensive jeans in the world comes down to the details: diamonds, rubies, sapphires and gold. You can see these below.
(image from http://most-expensive.net/jeans-designer)

Dussault Apparel’s Trashed Denim offers men’s jeans which have been washed in a unique process 13 times. Between each wash, the jeans are dyed and painted, adding more depth to the wash. Then the glitz and glam are added on, each pair has sixteen 1-carat rubies, twenty-six .05-carat rubies, eight .05-carat diamonds and 1080 grams of 18k white or rose gold. This brings the price tag to $250,000.

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