IH-666L - The Devil's Left Hand
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and post soak.
shrinkage is less (didn't measured, but feels like predicted a few posts back) than expected for raw denim, maybe a special feature of this denim, or the lht?
I don't care, fits great. -
Soaked as advised. No idea of shrinkage measurements but they certainly feel snug in the waist. Prefer stacking them to cuffs and was expecting to need to get them hemmed but I reckon the length is good.
Already my favourite pair of jeans I have ever owned. And already eyeing up the 25oz 666.
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Nice fit, theding - could do with a cuff or some hem-love though imo…
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Nice fit, theding - could do with a cuff or some hem-love though imo…
Thanks. I did try a cuff but not something I'd normally do and worry that if I get them hemmed I risk going too short. Such a hard life I lead…
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You could easily hem 2-3 inches, which would clean up how they look, and still not have to worry about going too short.
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I second davitos comment
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Cuff em the thing
i was never a cuff guy in earlier days now I even double cuff and nothing to worry about you still can hem after you broke em in imodavito speaks truth. Cuff Em, Double Cuff Em. Once you hem you can't go back, but you'll likely love the cuff ;). I do 3" cuffs whenever I get the chance now
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Been wearing them for a few days and you guys are right - they are too long so need to be hemmed or cuffed. Noticed something unfortunate though.
On the right leg they seem to be twisted. The seam that runs down the outside twists inwards so the selvedge is sat just to the right of the tongue of my shoes. Is this a sign I did something wrong when I soaked them? I left them for an hour in the bath and then drip dried from a hanger over the bath for a couple of days.
Any thoughts?
Matt
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That's just the nature of raw denim - twisting back. With RHT it's usually the left leg that seems to twist more towards the middle, on LHT vice versa. Embrace it as something special.
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Completely normal. Leg skew is a characteristic of raw denim.
