They say a good pair of jeans is hard to find. They are right. Shopping for jeans is a difficult, soul wrenching exercise. You walk into a store, praying that the perfect pair will latch onto you like an orphan puppy and suddenly you’re forced to deal with the deep questions of modern life such as “Does my butt look big in these?” and “Will red jeans will be in next season?”. Tackling these sorts of issues can take hours, and we all know that time means money in our dystopian society.
Enter Right Hand Distribution, a pilgrimage for denim disciples without the associated exertion. A visit to RHD will leave you not only looking good, but armed with a world of denim knowledge. Whilst trying on pairs from, Cheap Monday, Nudie and Sugar Cane, you’ll undertake denim 101, which covers proper garment care such as getting rid of those odours without resorting to the dreaded wash.
Be sure to make the trek to RHD, Sunday school for denim is in.
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