cute kitten saying, "Hey"
He is loving his jeans and those pockets more. wanna know why?
Have you seen this in your Jeans struck in different places?
Are they just for show off ? NO.
Why ?
During 16th century Jeans was widely used by the working class population simply because the material was tough and withstood wear and tear. The only draw back of the Garment was that it tore of too quickly near the most strain spots like the pockets and zippers.
Jacob W. Davis inspired by the metal Rivet in horse saddle came up with the idea of using them in jeans to strengthen the weak spots. Hence strategically pinned them up in the garment which suffers most stress and strain. Precisely, this small metal piece is the reason for the longevity of the Garment. This was 19th century and this is the only difference between the Jeans that we wear today and the one used by workers in 16th century.
SO COOOOOLLLL :D
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