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" As they&amp;#039;ve nailed affordable casual-wear, NSF clothing has become known for crumpled polo shirts, eye-catching plaids patterns, shawl-collared sweaters with patch pockets, and other pieces that&amp;#039;d fill our ideal closet of perfect weekend wear. Not to mention the affordable price points, which are nice, even if they&amp;#039;re not what&amp;#039;s drawing celebrities like Bradley Cooper, Chris Evans, and Kings of Leon to the line. But here&amp;#039;s one thing that might draw you: NSF just launched their first foray into the crowded men&amp;#039;s denim market. And new creative director, Simon Miller, took an unexpected approach. Rather than enough cuts and finishes to make your head spin, the new NSF line is offered in one classic cut and six different washes. The silhouette is slim and tapered, yet loose enough to be embraced by a wide cross-section of men. Each jean is made from premium Japanese selvedge denim, produced on American looms from the 1950&amp;#039;s, and the washes take up to 20 steps. Because of that, the price is a bit higher than you might expect from NSF \u2014 about $325 and $220 for the ones above, respectively \u2014 but that doesn&amp;#039;t mean you shouldn&amp;#039;t treat yourself to a pair at Barneys and Neiman Marcus. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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