How to Buy Parachute Pants
Parachute pants are making a long-awaited comeback. Their airy, baggy comfort has been re-sculpted from MC Hammer cheesiness to high fashion glamor. Anyone who has worn a pair of the pouffy pants knows that, even despite fashion, the comfort and coolness the pants provide are well worth the while. Follow these steps to buy a pair of parachute pants.
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Shop rave stores and brands. One of the biggest groups to reignite the parachute pants trend is the rave scene. Ravers love the parachute pants' loose and baggy fit and have co-opted a style that once belonged to rap fashion. Check out rave brands like UFO to buy quality parachute pants.
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Go vintage. A number of retailers and specialty vintage clothing shops have recognized the demand for old-school parachute pants and are meeting that demand. You can buy original, 1990s parachute pants from the Parachute Pants Fan club. There you'll find shiny threads that can't be mistaken for anything other than parachute material.
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Buy on eBay. Online auction sites and retailers are flush with old and new parachute pants. Shop around to find the right color, style and fit so you can be the lucky one to sport the pouffiest pants on the block.
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Commission a custom pair of parachute pants. Luckily, the material and style of parachute pants are very easy to duplicate. The ripstop nylon used to give a parachute-like feel to parachute pants is widely available, while the baggy and loose cut does not require a skilled tailor to make a precise cut. Find a bit of material from a fabrics store and a competent tailor to have a pair of parachute pants crafted especially for you.
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geppebba
Jul 26, 2009
Why we do no collections, but only this pair of trousers? Why today`s youth drop their pants and why we have been developing our vision since 2003? Because at some point it must come that obvious needs effect specific products. So we have been mentally in the future and explained a possible effect of the "Baggy" phenomenon. We needed an expression for it because it became a real adventure and strong force that pushed us to realise our ideas... But what is actually innovation in the fashion world? Strauss & Davis took out a patent for gold diggers who needed solid trousers called Gênes manufactured with Serge de Nîmes (studded blue jeans). They were used as a symbol for the liberation from conventions. Some people say, today every style is parallel or garments were already existing, in a world of randomness of collections following the principle of comebacks. But you can find good... -
aliefj96
Feb 17, 2009
MC Hammer didn't wear parachute pants. Watch a Breakin' movie and see the style are completely different and years before Hammer Time. -
aliefj96
Feb 17, 2009
MC Hammer didn't wear parachute pants. Watch a Breakin' movie and see the style are completely different and years before Hammer Time.