IH-634S - 21oz Selvedge Denim Straight Cut Jeans - Indigo

[Seul]

Worse: I'm Belgian…

[denimeric]

@Seul:

Worse: I'm Belgian…

Cool!  Belgium rocks!  Better food, less tax on  new cars and Belgians have a great sense of humor imo.

[Seul]

Well, better than our mutual neighbouring country's…

[nihped]

is 634s slimmer than DC4001??

[Jordan23]

In one word: Noooooo! Check the measurements.;)

[nihped]

i  want to do that.. but the DC4001 was extinct in IH shop haahhaah thx btw..

[Giles]

I have added the measurements for the DC4001…

http://www.ironheart.co.uk/extinct/dc4001.html

[dirtyselvedge]

ello boys

[bigbelly]

Hi all my first IH I think there too small for me, cant do up the top button and i think a little too short also

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002 by paul8radley, on Flickr

[Alex]

I have fixed your photos.

The length looks fine to me, as for the waist, only you can tell. But it is fair to say they will stretch slightly with wear..

[Finn666]

@Alex:

I have fixed your photos.

The length looks fine to me, as for the waist, only you can tell. But it is fair to say they will stretch slightly with wear..

nothing more to add!
the length and the overall fit in the legs looks pretty fine to me…if it´s just the top button you can´t get done...wear´em for a few hours and you´ll see, they´ll stretch!

[MikeC]

21oz stretches a lot. If you can barely button the top, it's a perfect fit.

[Chris]

I agree with the others- it looks like a good fit to me, but only you can decide if they're right for you.

[bigbelly]

Thank for fixing the pics, the denim feels lovely, velvety smooth. If i ease up on the pizza and given the way folks say they will stretch i should be ok, cheers

[tmg]

I couldn't do the top button on my first pair either, but they stretched a good inch, and now are super comfy….. they're now also significantly shorter as I had them chopped last summer

[denimeric]

The guys are right, the waist stretches a bit. That, and the buttonholes get more easy to button up.

But if it really bothers you and the tags are still on it, you can always return them and  get one size bigger, with the risk of a baggier fit ofcourse.

[IronStomach]

Hey folks! Sorry for another sizing question, but I've read through the thread and my situation's different from most. I measure a 37" waist at jean height, but I've also got pretty beefy thighs from cycling/martial arts, about 25" around. My question is, will a size 36 fit a 37" waist with enough room in the thigh/crotch area? Would a size 38 be too loose? I know they stretch nicely, just curious if anyone out there has a similar build.

Thanks!

[injunjack]

Ironstomach

As you have surely read the whole thread etc…
Measure your best fitting pair like IHUK does. Compare measurements.
Then you know....That is actually the best way to determine sizing without actually trying them on.

Do not care what your actual/physical waist measures.

[Snowy]

IronStomach, as one fellow cycles to another, I feel the beefy thigh pain.

A pair of Sz 36 based on your measurements will give you a fitted look. Your thighs will fit, with about 2" to spare. Maybe a bit of buttoning up pain to begin with. They will stretch 1-2" easy over time (a month of 'work').
A pair of Sz 38 will fit straight away and will end up an inch or 2 wider in the waist. This would be a relaxed fit, at best.

In your position, I'd like go the Sz36's and work through the 1st month and have a really nice pair of fitted, but not tight, jeans. YMMV.

[georgeel]

@IronStomach:

Hey folks! Sorry for another sizing question, but I've read through the thread and my situation's different from most. I measure a 37" waist at jean height, but I've also got pretty beefy thighs from cycling/martial arts, about 25" around. My question is, will a size 36 fit a 37" waist with enough room in the thigh/crotch area? Would a size 38 be too loose? I know they stretch nicely, just curious if anyone out there has a similar build.

Thanks!

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