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Fade Friday - Samurai Jeans 510XX25OZ (2 Years, 4 Washes)

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By Kevin Chung
| Heddels
Happy Fade Friday! This submission from US-based reader, Aslan, showcases Samurai Jeans‘ 25th Anniversary XX 25 oz denim. Woven using a dense high-tension weave and thick high-twist yarns, the fabric pushes the brand’s signature XX denim to its absolute limits. Wearing and fading denim at this weight is no small feat. The 25 oz. fabric retains its structure for years, gradually creasing, softening, and fading while remaining remarkably dense and durable.
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Korea’s Wealthy Troublemakers (6): Namyang Hwang Ha-na

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By Kevin Chung
| Korea News Plus
Illegal drug use of namyang founder's granddaughter This is the sixth of a series, which highlights Korea’s wealthy businesspeople who caused troubles related to drugs, alcohol, and power harassment called “gap-jil” here. _ ED. Namyang Dairy Products is one of the major dairy manufacturers in South Korea. Hong Doo-young founded the Seoul-based company, which is currently headed by his eldest son of Chairman Hong Won-sik.
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Chaebol daughters(3): Hyundai Motor heiresses

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By Kevin Chung
| Korea News Plus
This is the third of a series highlighting businesswomen related to South Korea’s sprawling business conglomerates, called chaebol. _ ED. Daughters from Samsung Group, the country’s No. 1 chaebol, have grabbed much attention, as shown by Hotel Shilla CEO Lee Boo-jin and Samsung Welfare Foundation chief Lee Seo-hyun.
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