Random questions to which you seek an answer
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the 1955 would for sure be looser all around. Or you can easily just size up on whatever jean and deal with the extra waist room with a belt.
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The 1955 is definitely bigger through the thighs, but it has a bit more of a taper to it than the 634. In most sizes, the 634 has a slightly wider hem measurement. Plus, the 1955 is almost completely sold out…
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You didn't know that telling someone their jeans are gay is disrespectful? Wow dude, just wow
Sorry didn't mean to offend those of you that are into the gay scene buddy!
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^ first of all, nobody is "into the gay scene" buddy…if you want to be a forum member and a member of our community you better step up your game when it comes to show some respect! doesn't fucking matter if black or white, straight or gay or any other way...respect is priority number one (even in real life!)...so the next time you better think BEFORE you write shit!
if you still think otherwise then please move the fuck away from this board, thx!and about your question. the "shop" ships from the UK and yes you're allowed to return the goods (only if still in new/unhemmed condition!) postage is on you...
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How do you know that nobody is into the gay scene here, I would bet that you have quite a few gay members on this forum!
Anyway as I said I didn't mean to offend anyone by saying the word gay I am here to enquire about buying a pair of jeans and I was directed to this thread by giles in a pm and instructed to ask random questions here which I have done.
If everyone would just please move on keep on topic that would be great, thanks for the advice guys
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2 hours? That's well within day trip range. Priceless to get a good fit on a pair of jeans that you'll have for life…..And you get to see sunny Gosport.
This is true but the price of fuel these days..would seem more economic to pay for the delivery!
Are you the owner Giles? If I order a pair of the heavyweight 634's are you ok with me sending them back in for replacement and part refund if I go with the 21oz/decide IH is not for me?
I am a little unsure about the heavyweight ones as I saw some pics posted of what would seem premature wear on the groin area?
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@T.F.S.:
2 hours? That's well within day trip range. Priceless to get a good fit on a pair of jeans that you'll have for life…..And you get to see sunny Gosport.
This is true but the price of fuel these days..would seem more economic to pay for the delivery!
And if you get the wrong size/cut you'll likely blow more than the fuel cost in postage fees :). Do what works for you. I've travelled 4+ hours for lunch on a weekend, I've also travelled over 2 hours to visit IronHeart HQ in Japan…..
As someone sitting in Australia who has ZERO IH stockist in the country, it pains me to read that you're 2 hours away and are turning it down due to the price of fuel. Again, rationalise it how it works for you, but for the best experience, I suggest visiting Gosport HQ
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@T.F.S.:
I am a little unsure about the heavyweight ones as I saw some pics posted of what would seem premature wear on the groin area?
- the 21 oz denim is soft and a pleasure to deal with
- the 25 oz denim is a true stubborn bastard; if you're new to The Game I'd stick to the 21
- crotch blow càn occur (depends on a lot of things), but this is one of the easiest jobs in the world to fix
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I can't even imagine what would happen to my bank account if I lived only two hours from Gosport. I have a hard enough time with a Self Edge in town (believe me, I'm not complaining; love SE). T.F.S. GO! Don't even think about it. You are guaranteed to get a perfect fit on a pair of jeans that will look great for years. I know gas (petrol, or whatever) is expensive in the UK, but it's absolutely worth it to see every cut, touch every denim; you don't yet understand how lucky you are. Stick around a while and you'll get it.
