IH-704 - Reverse Out Cotton Satin Cargo Pants

[davito]

Great Alex you ll Love em. Olive?

[ALEX1976]

Yes olive…of course:-)

[davito]

[ALEX1976]

I want to wear them @ The Flat Head-DC4 party on 4 th july in berlin…sry Kobayashi-San;-)
but i ll wear the IH 704 with a FH T:-)

[Finn666]

@ALEX1976:

ordered…..still waiting now;-)

congrats…now you can make the last waywt-pic perfect, with wearing these

[ALEX1976]

THX and youre right rafa with your tip-sh59 and ih 704…..looks sure killa....:-)
but i think all shirts with the 704 looks good

[Finn666]

it sure will

[ALEX1976]

and the 704 is perfect for summer and for wearing my sneakers….no blue fading now on my sneaks:-)
but redwings looks good too with the 704 i think!

[MikeC]

If it gets humid in Germany beware, they are not as cool feeling as they look.

[ALEX1976]

Cargo pocket flap sewn at rear, so pocket contents will not fall out when riding or sitting down
only the right backpocket has a button…the button is in front-perfect

It makes a change from Denim….optical and feeling!
love the fabric and the cool sideleg-pockets for practical reasons...
perfect the reinforced spots for sideleg-pockets and the knee area!
Super Heavy Chino Pocket Lining...perfect
perfect  for chillout and a hard reinstate......feel like the miltary time(BUNDESWEHR):-)
i think it works for a really hard military action....
Model wears size 33

thanks IRONHEART-really cool pants!

[Friday]

As always, perfect fit there m8 also nice short review..

[Dirty Denim]

Those look so :-\ :-\ :-\ :-\  OH YEAH BADASS

[ALEX1976]

thx guys…..
these 12-13oz cotton satin are perfect for spring & summer
and one point of criticism....the butt area could have double layer how the knee area....

[Finn666]

looks like a perfect fit mate…congrats!

[davito]

looking great Alex…awesome pants, i love em too. welcome to 704 club

[rocket]

yeah, looking great Alex….

[ALEX1976]

THXTHXTHX;-)

[ALEX1976]

thinking to do this on my 704…

[Dirty Denim]

I am pretty sure u can do that with a iron as well.  I saw a video of it being done that way.  It seams to be a lot faster than a hair dryer

[Graeme]

Yeah, you can do it with an iron.

I reproofed a Fjallraven jacket by rubbing Greenland wax onto it, and then ironing it. I'd probably go with a thinner coating at first, as a thicker layer might not melt in so successfully.

Still, if it goes horribly wrong, it can always be washed out easily.

Another alternative to consider is Nikwax Cotton Proof, though that only lasts for one wash.