Hebrew on Joe's Jeans?

[Anonymous]

Any good readers out there? I think that there's a "C" and an "N" but no clue what it might say. I've googled and googled but surprisingly coming up short. Not an urgent matter, but it just bothers me that I don't know what's written on my tush (maybe it says "sucker! you overpaid for your jeans!")

[Anonymous]

The insignia? Or something else?

[Anonymous]

It's on the back pocket of every pair. Also on the little metal rivets. Cane and nun I think. Anyone speak Hebrew??

[Anonymous]

I know what you're talking about, but honestly, I never imagined it was anything other than just a logo.

[Anonymous]

It's not Hebrew. It's a stylized J D for the designer's name, which escapes me now.

[Anonymous]

Interesting... I had also noticed that the logo looked vaguely Hebraic and wondered why.

[Anonymous]

definately thinking it was hebrew

[Anonymous]

I think the designer is Israeli, so perhaps he was reflecting his heritage by making it look like Hebrew

[Anonymous]

come on folks. look at the inside label. It is definitely hebrew. It is the letters "gimmel" and "nun". Although there isn't formally a soft "g" sound in hebrew (like a "j"), it is clearly meant to be pronounced "jean" ("jehn"). Ask anyone whose name starts with a "j". Israelis use a "soft gimmel" to make the "jeh" sound.

[Anonymous]

i think it says ken, meaning yes.

[Anonymous]

These sound very cool. Are they skinny jeans?