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    IH-634SR - 21/23oz 5 Year Anniversary Straight Cut

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    • BeatleB
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      long way to go

      We can do anything

      http://bybeatle.com

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        Yes. That's what I said. Nothing spectacular yet. 40 wears over not quite four months means they have been THE main pants in my rotation. With Austin summer sneaking up on us big time I don't see many more wears happening. Perhaps 10-20. I have decided that I will try to give some serious wear over the summer to my modest but nice 501 STF Verde Rigid. I took out an old pair of 501 yesterday night and the whiskers are really quite nice on those. With the green cast of the new pair I think I can get a really nice result. I also still have the Wrangler and Lee LHT sitting there. Want to experiment a little with those. I want to do my own natural indigo overdye on them. I project I might get to that sometime in July or August.

        Till

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          Yeah, right. I wanna see you wear a pair of 634SR over the summer in Austin when it's around 100F every frickin' day. Anyways, I love the jeans. Could even imagine getting another pair just to have one in stock for when this pair is done with, which won't be soon. So that gives me the problem of guessing what kind of waist circumference I will have years from now. At age 30 I was wearing size 30 in jeans. Now it's 32-33. What is it going to be in 5-8 years?

          Till

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          • BeatleB
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            40…u may have to change ur handle to tfat

            We can do anything

            http://bybeatle.com

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              fear not Till, I hit 40 last month and my waistline has changed about 1" in 20 years…keep fit and have fun !
              As I stated in previous thread, my first bespoke suit which was 21st b'day present still fits

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                Beatle, I'm 37 and the waist is 32-33. I hope it will still be there at 40. But America and age wasn't good to me. 🙂

                Stewart, congrats. That's a real accomplishment. At age 21 I was wearing 28/29. Skinny guy. I need to get down to 31-32 for my good suits to fit me well again. I can get in and I can close them now. I can even breathe. 🙂 But I can't say they fit me well. I could let them out a little bit probably but I like the goal.

                How many wears you got on your 634SR, btw?

                If I move back to Europe I think I will be easily able to stay in shape.

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                  Yeah, that's what I was thinking. I will actually spend a good part of the summer in Europe. Still to hot for my IH stuff, I think. And I like to travel light. I actually have a decent second wardrobe in Berlin. That makes it easier. But from there I take many small trips and on those I pack super light.

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                  • DchillD
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                    I'm gonna be wearin' my 634s and my 634S-B all summer and I'm in Austin too tfar, no excuses!

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                    • BeatleB
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                      right on, Cowboy+

                      We can do anything

                      http://bybeatle.com

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                      • DchillD
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                        Man….that cowboy thing has really stuck, oh well.  Giddy up!

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                        • GilesG
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                          Yee ha

                          "OK face up to it - you're useless but generally pretty honest and straightforward . . . it's a rare combination of qualities that I have come to admire in you" - Geo 2011

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                          • DchillD
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                            That's it G, you're gettin' the hang of it.

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                            • GilesG
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                              I have a completely uncontrollable urge to scream Yee Ha when I am on the verge of control when skiing.  Which actually, is most of the time…G

                              "OK face up to it - you're useless but generally pretty honest and straightforward . . . it's a rare combination of qualities that I have come to admire in you" - Geo 2011

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                              • DougNgD
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                                I keep a pocketknife in the right back pocket of my 634SRs. It's about a four and a half inch handle, and the pivot end of the handle is always rubbing against the top seam of the back pocket liner. A little while ago, the top seam separated from the back pocket

                                Funny thing is, I mentioned that to my mom on Sunday dinner, she finds some matching thread and a low gauge needle, and fixed it right up!

                                Yay for moms!!!

                                Just wanted to share

                                I know violence is not the answer, I got it wrong on purpose

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                                • BeatleB
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                                  Kudos, DougNg´s mom ! The last time I gave mine a pair of Eternals which had a hole in the back pocket…she cut the frayed denim off...ever since I do it myself+

                                  We can do anything

                                  http://bybeatle.com

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                                    @shabooba:

                                    The grass ain't greener on the other side. I do aspire for a ridiculously heavy-as-fuck pair of unsanforized  jeans (no interest in the upcoming 35-oz though)

                                    What exactly are these upcoming 35 oz. jeans of which you speak? New IH model?

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                                    • GilesG
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                                      They are a heavy flannel lined 634S.  So 21oz selvedge plus aprox 13/14oz for the flannel.

                                      G

                                      "OK face up to it - you're useless but generally pretty honest and straightforward . . . it's a rare combination of qualities that I have come to admire in you" - Geo 2011

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                                        @Giles:

                                        They are a heavy flannel lined 634S.  So 21oz selvedge plus aprox 13/14oz for the flannel.

                                        G

                                        Wow, that sounds crazy warm!

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                                          perfect for riding

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                                          • deadendproD
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                                            or living in sub-zero conditions.

                                            Currently Wearing:
                                            SExSx3s 27-01
                                            15.4oz 3sixteen Type 3
                                            25oz Samurai Type 1

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