Republik MTB is proud to announce the release of our highly anticipated "Six Pack" jean. This is the first release of our new denim line created specifically for riding.
These hard-working jeans feature a durable button fly and heavy duty motocross stitching to make sure your jeans keep it together even when you don't. The stretch denim has a touch of spandex and a gusseted crotch to provide freedom of movement and maximum comfort. We've also added moisture wicking properties to help keep you dry and odorless. And at just $79.95, the "Six Pack" won't break the bank. Whether you're kicking back at your local pub or throwing tail whips at the local skate park the "Six Pack" jean has you covered in style. Built like a tank but way more comfortable. Go ahead and throw away your old denim... you won't want 'em any more.
Specs:
98% cotton / 2% spandex
Gusted crotch for greater flexibility
Heavy duty Motocross stitching
Latch system on lower right leg to keep paint leg out of the chain.
Regular fit
We also launched the first round of our Signature Series Tees. Check them out at:
www.republikmtb.com Republik is a rider driven, rider owned collaboration of apparel design. Based out of Bend, Oregon but found only at core retailers around the world!
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Go to Topman and get some for £15
I've ridden bikes with these people; and they helped to build the new freeride park in Bend Oregon. To say that they have nothing to do with mountain biking is f*cking rediculous; biking is what these people live for!!!! plus, 80$ is cheap compared to Royal, Troy Lee, Fox!!!
all you guys who think your proving something by buying 30 dollar jeans need to change your attitude. We are hardly turning into 'fashion modles' by buying jeans designed for riding. Since when are baggy jeans and printed tees a major fashion statement (as said above).
if you dont like them, dont buy them.
old navy jeans are my favorite
how cool is that? I am glad these guys are trying to bring fashion and function into biking. (although, element, dc, and quiksilver are using coolmax denim in a few of their jeans currently, which is pretty bad ass)
If your buying $40 jeans, your probably paying far too much for what your getting (really poor fit, bottom of the bin denim, will not take even one good fall). $80 from a small company is more than reasonable, trust me Republik's margins are not in the same league as that of wrangler or lee (who do make regular priced $60-80 denim as well).
where you choose to spend your money is what will shape the future. If you want walmart's at every few miles and everything to be a commodity, keep spending irresponsibly.
HAHAHAHAH!!! xDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD DDDDDDDD
hihi $80 thats like 700KR over here^^ abd thats it cheap