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"  Everyone has that one pair. You may own others, stacked yea high in a drawer in so many shades of blue, but when jeans are an option, you probably head straight for that one pair. They damn well better fit. They shouldn&amp;#039;t sag in the seat or crotch, and they shouldn&amp;#039;t flare out like some twisted Travolta flashback \u2014 they should form to your contours like a good sweater. Also, make sure they&amp;#039;re blue. You&amp;#039;ve got options, lots of them, so try for a medium blue, a shade like this that works for day and night. Rivets and stitching must be kept to a minimum, embellishments approached with extreme caution, and pockets limited to five. If you can find all this in one $40 pair, pat yourself on the back and buy three more just like them. If, however, you can&amp;#039;t seem to find a great pair for less than $200, don&amp;#039;t sweat it. You really only need that one pair. The Esquire Guide to Denim \u2022 Four Pairs, Four Prices \u2022 Three Ways to Wear Denim \u2022  The Endorsement: The Unadorned Back Pocket  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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