HoT: Designer Blue Cult Jeans for $45 instead of $200!

[KAMAZON]

Hello I'm the IT guy for Blue Cult jeans (www.bluecult.com) Bluecult is known as a leading designer jean company after lots of celebrities started wearing them, skyrocketing sales. All these jeans are made in the USA and no production is done out of the USA. These jeans go for $120-250 retail, but in our outlet store you can get them for $45. If anyone is in the downtown LA area, the address is:
2305 E. 52nd St
Vernon, CA, 90058


Giving y'all a heads up for buying great designer clothing that is made in the USA.

 

[atcmonke]

how long is this going on for?

 

[KAMAZON]

The outlet store is open every day except monday/saturday/sunday. It is not a sale but just their outlet store out of their main shipping facility in downtown, LA.

 

[VisionsUCI]

hmm... so you're not posting a sale, but rather just the address of an outlet store? It's great that they're a good deal there, but I have a feeling this forum would be mighty cluttered if we allowed everyone to post their outlet store locs.

 

[KAMAZON]

Well the point is the prices are so low and most people have no idea that they can get designer jeans under $100. All made in the USA, sounds hot to me ^.^

 

[skruffy]

You would think someone with over 1k posts would have read the rules and seen

What other kinds of posts are not permitted?

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Edit: Though I certainly do respect you for admitting you work for them instead of creating a new account, using the default african american icon, and pretending you just happened to find the store on your own.

 

[jdub1107]

Interesting. I think I'll check it out.

 

[EvilYoda]

damn you people in LA and NY with your designer outlets...granted, I haven't found many pairs of Blue Cult that fit me well, so no big loss here.

 

[KAMAZON]

Originally posted by: skruffy
You would think someone with over 1k posts would have read the rules and seen

What other kinds of posts are not permitted?

* No SPAM! This includes:
o Links to muli-level marketing schemes such as pay-to-surf or pay-for-referral sites, whether paid in cash or premiums.
o No links to auction sites. We do not consider auctions to be Hot Deals. Posting a link to your own auction offer may be reason to lock your account.
o No links to deals, promotions or offers by your own business or your employer. This is the "No Dealers" rule. We do not intend our forums as a free sales floor for your business. If you want to promote your company on AnandTech, contact our sales department about buying a banner ad.

Edit: Though I certainly do respect you for admitting you work for them instead of creating a new account, using the default african american icon, and pretending you just happened to find the store on your own.

Well if you're really going to get nitty gritty about it by posting the forum rules and mentioning my 1k+ posts over the years, I should state that I don't direclty work for bluecult. My employer is a IT Solution provider named Valleris. I recieve all my paychecks from them, not blue cult.

Regardless it's a hot deal since the jeans are made in the USA (not some 3rd world child labor sweat shop) and are very well priced for jeans that last you for years upon years.

 

[KAMAZON]

Originally posted by: EvilYoda
damn you people in LA and NY with your designer outlets...granted, I haven't found many pairs of Blue Cult that fit me well, so no big loss here.

Blue Cults do fit much different than what Americans are used to. They seem to be tighter at the thigh, and more loose at the waist. The stiching inside is double stiched in a way which is noticibally more comfortable than your non designer jeans tho.

 

[probzy]

How's the quality?

 

[KAMAZON]

Quality is deffinately top notch. The stichings and sewing is done in a way where it's not only the most comfortable, but also very durable. Do note european cuts tend to be tighter at the thigh and looser at the waist.

 

[pdo]

definitely gonna go check it out this weekend since I'm from OC. While we're on topic. Does anyone here wear Levi's Premium Skinner jeans? Wonder how these compare.

 

[atcmonke]

yea, this is definitly a really good "deal" compared to paying full prices for desiner jeans. my girl wears these and i let her in on this deal. if only we knew where all the other outlets are =D
thanks for the info Kamazon.

 

[psihog]

I'm in LA, but still too lazy to drive there. plz tell them to put up a website.

 

[KAMAZON]

Originally posted by: .paldo
definitely gonna go check it out this weekend since I'm from OC. While we're on topic. Does anyone here wear Levi's Premium Skinner jeans? Wonder how these compare.

Paldo: I haven't worn those but we do manufacture some jeans for Lucky, Guess, and BeBe so if those are better then I'm willing to bet ours are too, but I never wore or looked into the ones you are mentioning.

ATCmonkey/Psihog: They actually are either making or just made a outlet store website I'll update the thread with them.

 

[TekDemon]

Originally posted by: KAMAZON

Originally posted by: EvilYoda
damn you people in LA and NY with your designer outlets...granted, I haven't found many pairs of Blue Cult that fit me well, so no big loss here.

Blue Cults do fit much different than what Americans are used to. They seem to be tighter at the thigh, and more loose at the waist. The stiching inside is double stiched in a way which is noticibally more comfortable than your non designer jeans tho.

lol I went to the outlet near me (Tangers Outlets, Long Island, NY) and the Barney's Outlet there had Blue Cult (along with other designer brands). Or maybe it wasn't the Barney's but the Off Sak's Fifth Ave Outlet. I forget.

Point is, I think my problem wasn't so much that it was tighter than that all the jeans I saw looked like they were designed for people who were 6'4"
Which is great for crazy tall people but uhh, I'm just average height lol.

 

[TrojanAaron]

I have a couple of pairs of Blue Cult that I picked up from a discount Designer store (Marshalls) for $60 a pair. They're easily my favorite beating out the likes of my Sevens, Paper Denims and Adriano Goldschmieds. They fit great and they have great washes... and they're not necessarily tailored to people who are 6'4", but if you're under 5'9", you might need to tailor them.

My GF goes out to the Blue Cult outlet once in a while and picks up a few pairs every now and then, but just FYI... you'll be pain tax on your purchases.

 

[axelfox]

Someone's gotta say it:

"MORE COWBELL!"

 

[KAMAZON]

Tonight at 7:00 p.m. E News will be doing a spot on the top 5 jeans shot at Fred Segal. Two of the brands are our very own Sacred Blue and Elite by Blue Cult.

Then tomorrow on VH1 we will be on the show "The fabulous Celebrity Life" in which they will talk about Blue Cult being the must have jean if you are a celebrity.

Also tomorrow we will be on Good Day L.A. on Fox 11. They shot Elite at one of our stores Ma Jolie.

Last but not least we will be on Access Hollywood.

 

[Rumpltzer]

Originally posted by: KAMAZON

Originally posted by: .paldo
definitely gonna go check it out this weekend since I'm from OC. While we're on topic. Does anyone here wear Levi's Premium Skinner jeans? Wonder how these compare.

Paldo: I haven't worn those but we do manufacture some jeans for Lucky, Guess, and BeBe so if those are better then I'm willing to bet ours are too, but I never wore or looked into the ones you are mentioning.

I'm so confused because you say that you work for an IT Solution provider named Valleris, but then you say, "we manufacture some jeans for Lucky, Guess, and BeBe."

I work for a giant defense contractor, and we mostly sit around thinking up new systems to make killing more efficient. I've never thought of it as, "we flew a sortie over Kabul last night," or, "we launched a Hellfire off one of our drones near the border."

I need to go update my resume.

 

[texasfury]

.h