Different designers size their jeans in different ways, which means that your size may fluctuate between brands. Moreover, every designer has a different idea about how styles should look. One pair of flare jeans may only flare out a little, while another pair from a separate designer may flare out a great deal. After trying on jeans from several brands, determine which fit you the best. If you love the way one pair fits, you can buy several styles or washes from that designer. Take note of what size fits you well so you can order jeans online from that brand in the future. Think about where you normally like to go and what you normally want to do. Are you more active in your jeans? Do you only wear jeans with a pair of ankle boots and a fancy top? Do you constantly alternate between dressing up and dressing down your jeans? Consider where you wear your jeans and what you typically do while you're wearing them to decide which styles to gravitate towards. If you're a female beach bum then you might get a lot of use out of a pair of light wash distressed jeans. If you're a man who goes to a lot of nice dinners out, you might benefit from getting some dark wash jeans that you can dress up with a blazer, tie, and a nice belt. Get a good feeling for how comfortable the jeans would be if you did everyday activities while wearing them. Walk around. Jump up and down. Sit down. Bend over. Some brands cost more than others. Know your budget before you shop, and pay attention to the price tag on a pair of jeans before you try them on and get too attached.
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One-sentence summary -- Try each pair of jeans on before you consider buying them. Find a brand that fits your body well. Pick washes and details that match the jean's purpose. Move around the dressing room with the jeans on. Check the price tag.

Walk through your competitor's stores to check their layout and estimate how much space they use. Your needs will vary depending on your business, but generally you'll need sales floor, stock room, dressing rooms, offices, and bathrooms. You can estimate your sales floor needs using this simple calculation: sales volume divided by sales per square foot. You can find average retail sales per square foot at the statista website. If your business is already up and running, take a look at your financial performance. If you haven't opened your business yet, you'll have to estimate how much money is in your budget for retail space. You want to find four or five possible spaces to rent. Look online at websites such as Loopnet.com, where you can search by location, property type, lease rate, and space size. There are also subscription services, such as Co-Star. However, you will have to pay in order to use them. If you can't find anything using free searches, then you might want to consider a subscription service. Commercial landlords still advertise in the newspaper. Find the classifieds. Usually, any landlord that advertises in the newspaper also has a website you can visit. Check the website for other properties the landlord has available.
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One-sentence summary -- Determine how much space you need. Estimate what you can afford. Search online. Look in the newspaper.

You can cast a latex mold over almost anything. Some people mold rocks, plants, and masks. The one caveat here is that you cannot apply the latex over someone's skin. The latex will seal the skin from the air and cause damage to the skin. Dirt, dust, and other contaminants can interfere with your mold. Clean the item with an appropriate cleaner such as soap and water (this may vary from item to item). Before creating the mold, make sure that you dry the object or allow it time to air dry. Choose a flat, wide work surface. This will allow you to apply your mold beyond the edge of the object you wish to capture and form an outer flange. This flange will be useful when you are filling your mold in the future.
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One-sentence summary -- Choose an item from which to make your mold. Clean and dry the item you wish to duplicate. Set the item on a surface to act as a flange.

Classic tabby cats tend to have blotchy patterns across the body, leading some people to colloquially refer to classic tabbies as "blotched tabbies". The stripes on a classic tabby cat tend to be wider and thicker than on other varieties of tabbies. Those thicker lines can contribute to the blotchy pattern that is characteristic of classic tabbies. The distinct tabby lines appear circular or swirling on classic tabbies. On some cats they may even resemble a bullseye pattern. Typical tabby cats have black stripes over an otherwise brown coat. Other color variations do occur, but these typically have the qualifying color added before the word tabby, such as a ginger or red tabby (shades of orange and white) or a blue tabby (gray and white).
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Look for blotchy patterns. Look for wide stripes. Observe swirling lines. Check the color.