IHXB01 - Beatle Buster 21oz Japanese Selvage Denim Indigo

[Alex]

Busters after 4 months wear and 1 wash.

iPhone pics im afraid.  :-\

[babyknight]

alex they look brilliant.

[Alex]

Thanks alot babyknight

[Giles]

That's my boy…................

[Finn666]

Alex - looking good! like father like son

[Alex]

cheers mate

[rocket]

@Finn666:

Alex - looking good! like father like son

+1

[Beatle]

+2, Alex , gorgeous !

Took mine off whilst trying od and sbg

[Alex]

Looking good Beats.
Just washed my 634s for the second time after 11 months.. Neglected them a bit since I got my busters but hoping they turn out good too..

[Beatle]

looking forward to those evo pics , Alex, glad ur Busters are getting some serious love (I think the 634 can handle being put on pause)

[Blackheart]

Wish I had the time to wear mine enough to get them looking like both of yours…Beautiful pics Alex & beats.

[Beatle]

yap, wearing scrubs all day is tough…

[Blackheart]

Yeah it is, hospital policy says we can't wear denim period -  any color, any kind.

[Omega Man]

Working in an office in business attire during the week is no fun either  ::)

[Beatle]

I seriously feel for u guys…gotta make up for it by intense night wear

[Blackheart]

Oh I do beats, scrubs to IH jeans as soon as I walk in the door.

[Beatle]

actually - u should do scrubs to IH jeans as soon as you walk out the hospital door…gives you an extra mile in the car..

[jacoavlu]

agree with beats
no scrubs outside the hospital
defeats the purpose

BH - re: denim at work, forum search my plan: denim for disabilities

[Blackheart]

In the winter I wear them to work and change when I get here, I do that on Fridays once in a while too
since it's our " casual day ".

Agreed jaco, thing is at the end of the day I just want to get the hell out of  here and changing can be a
hassle. But I do love your Denim for Disabilities plan, would work great for me since my arthritis would allow
me to get away with it!

[Beatle]

Over here it´s hospital policy - scrubs are to be taken from the shelf in the hospital (fresh washed , done by hospital) and have to be thrown in the laundry containers after shift.

I think that´s one thing they need to change in the US - so many germs get carried in by staff sitting in a subway right before surgery or washing their scrubs only once a week