shrinking 501s to create a bulge?

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Does anyone know of a way? I used to have a decent bulge in them but i started walking alot of my thighs got to big so i had to go up a waist size to fit in a pair. Since then i cant seem to get a bulge in them except when im hard, theyre sadly pretty flat in the crotch.

I have tried cock rings, lifting pouch undies and both at the same time and barely any difference . Does anyone know how i can shrink just the crotch of my jeans?
 

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So... you want your jeans to be tight enough to show off your dick but you don't want to look like the douche who wants his jeans to be tight enough to show off his dick. Irony :)
 

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So... you want your jeans to be tight enough to show off your dick but you don't want to look like the douche who wants his jeans to be tight enough to show off his dick. Irony :)

lol, no i just dont want to have to be the pathetic guy who has to pay to have his jeans fits his smaller than normal balls :frown1:
 

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Wash them and put them in the dryer but take them out damp an wear em a while in the house damp. They will conform to your bulge n thighs after a few times
 

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I, too, trust BigMeatNJ's advice.

Funny, though. We're all different. Once I started using the treadmill regularly, my ass got bigger/more firm which gave me a better bulge in front.
 

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try a different cut? i have 501s and 508s and i show a much bigger bulge in 508s. i'm really slim though...

i also find that NOT washing them makes them more flexible and "clingy" which does the trick. as soon as i wash them, they're stiff and nothing shows, and i have to wear them 10-20 times before they loosen up again (i only wash my jeans 2-3 times per year)
 

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Wash them and put them in the dryer but take them out damp an wear em a while in the house damp. They will conform to your bulge n thighs after a few times

I thought all of the 501s were shrink to fit but turns out like mine some are preshrunk, so I just ordered some shrink to fit
 

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lol...well I did the tub thing sometimes..but found the washer..and yes..with hot water..i forgot to mention that...worked best. I bulge down the left leg and it seems the button type just adapt to this well...at least they always did/do for me. ahhh good to have been a teen in the 70s to know this! lol
 

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Im a big denim geek, so here's the educated low-down.

When I'm talking about denim here, i'm talking about GOOD, premium denim - and that means Raw/Dry denim. But, denim comes either sanforized or unsanforized. The sanforizing process was developed to reduce the amount of shrink that happens to the denim when it gets wet. However, some people (me included) like their denim to be as natural as possible when we start to wear it, and so we stick to unsanforized jeans.

Typically, when i begin to wear a new pair of jeans, I put them on and lie in a bath full of tepid water and then let them air dry whilst still wearing them. Therefore they will shrink to my body contours and produce the perfect fit. Unsanforized jeans will shrink up to 2" in the waist and up to 3" in the leg. Similar to Levi's Shrink-to-fit styles. However, the mass production of Levi's jeans brings their authenticity into question, and while they may be marketed as shrink-to-fit, they still won't have the same shrinking qualities as premium, unsanforized denim. Yes, I know Levi's started the whole denim thing off, but these days, in my opinion, there are denim brands that have far excelled the quality of Levi's.

My advice would be to throw away your Levi's and try shrinking a pair of jeans that will give you the results you're after. Brands that make unsanforized jeans that will shrink like a b*tch are usually Japanese, Japanese influenced brands, or simply had their denim spun in Japanese mills - The Flat Head & Co. (my personal favourite), The Strike Gold, Samurai, Iron Heart, Pure Blue Japan, and Roy are to name a few. They all do classic style, 5 pocket, 5 belt loop jeans that will look like 501's but perform on a much higher level that Levi's, and they will be clearly marked as "un-sanforized" when you buy them.

So... Raw, unsanforized denim. Before day one of wear lay in a tepid bath for 20-30 minutes and wear them dry in the sun. They should shrink up nicely to whatever contours your body has. If you want to go the whole hog, after your first initial soak don't wash them again for another 6 - 9 months, and then soak them in a bath with a bit of detergent. Repeat every few months. Your jeans will have developed unique fades and stress marks that no other pair of jeans on the planet will look like.

Long post, I know. I'm just a denim nerd.
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