SEXIHXINDO16 Unsanforized 19oz Indigo Selvedge Denim
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Great first post Mikey. Those are some handsome jawns.
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Makes me want to break mine out of storage and finally get some wear time in them. Trying to hold out a few more months, though.
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Yep great contrast!
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The cut looks great too, might have to reconsider making these my next jeans…..hmmm :-\
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Thanks for the love guys, I personally think the back of my jeans look really bad as of right now but with more wear hopefully everything will look better. This thread was looking a little dead though, hopefully more evo pics from others will be coming.
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welcome mikey, nice fit
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Wondering if anyone can comment on the fit of the indos compared to the 634s
I have a pair of the indos in 34 - the post soak fit is spot on. now interested in getting the black OD 634s and wondering what size would be best.
(thought I would post here since not that many people are rocking the indos)
Thanks!
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These are definitely a slimmer fit and a bit lower in the rise. Check the measurements table for the 634, measure your Indos following the Measuring The Works, Inc. Way example thread and you should get a decent idea of the difference in fit.
If you want the 634 to fit similarly to the Indo, I'd say you should probably go down a size. The 21 oz denim stretches pretty well, so a tight initial fit will loosen up nicely. Personally, I got the same size in both. Hope that helps.:)
Oh, and welcome to the forum…
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Innerlogic, I've got the INDO's and love the fit as well. I think they have been one of the most under-rated models IH has produced.
Even though I love the other IH cuts, I can't quite find one that matches the INDO. In addition to Chris's comments about the 634, this may be useful for reference: The BB and 666 will give you a similar lower-leg, but are tighter in the thigh compared to the INDO. Also, all the standard IH models have a higher rise than the INDO.
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Really helpful - much appreciated guys.
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These were dirty as shit so I washed them again.
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I guess you will have a good idea once you get there. It sort of depends on how broken-in they are when you arrive in SE Asia. I share your concerns though - I'm planning a move somewhere much warmer and more humid than the UK and wondering how much of this gear I can actually wear in real heat.
