White lines on Black jeans

You're wasting money really :)

How does an adult get their jeans dirty during a normal work day? You shower before getting dressed, get into the car, go into an air-conditioned office and then go home...not much chance to mess up your jeans. Workshirts get washed every wear (to clean up the collars and cuffs, scent I might have worn that day).

I wash my jeans once a month maximum...more if I did something sweaty while wearing them.

edit: same thing saor said.

(Un)fortunately not everyone works in an air-conditioned, dust-free environment. I wash mine almost daily; depending on whether I spent the day indoors or outdoors.
 
(Un)fortunately not everyone works in an air-conditioned, dust-free environment. I wash mine almost daily; depending on whether I spent the day indoors or outdoors.

Ya, look, if I spend the day onsite, then I also wash them genes the same day. I'f I'm at my desk, then not so much.
 
The amount of unhygienic peeps up in this place though....
 
The amount of unhygienic peeps up in this place though....

Agreed. The only way your jeans are staying clean for 10 wears is if you're crazy enough to wash your undies every day.
 
Not sure if trolling.

Pretty sure he isn't...

http://www.independent.co.uk/life-s...ou-should-never-wash-your-jeans-a6881031.html

Laundry is inevitable, but thankfully there are people like Levi’s CEO and President Chip Bergh who want to make our lives a little easier.

According to him, you should never wash a pair of jeans. Ever.

While this may prompt noises of disgust from those are less-then-enamoured by the idea of walking around in dirty clothes, Mr Bergh explained that he "spot cleans" any stains with a toothbrush.
 
To prevent white lines on black jeans, wash/dry them inside out. If you iron them, iron them inside out as well.

Or just buy some proper man-pants like chinos or trousers.
 
To prevent white lines on black jeans, wash/dry them inside out. If you iron them, iron them inside out as well.

Or just buy some proper man-pants like chinos or trousers.

I am already doing that.
I would still like to fix the one that is ruined, it's a brand new guess jeans, i only wore it once.
 
I am already doing that.
I would still like to fix the one that is ruined, it's a brand new guess jeans, i only wore it once.

Take it to the dry cleaners if it's an expensive pair of cloth. They usually know what's the best method to remove marks/lines.
 
I read the title as white lies on black Jesus

Had to quickly look again
 
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