IH-666-XHS - 25oz Selvedge Denim Slim Straight Cut Jeans - Indigo
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thank you
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Well,lol!Olga is female name,but thx anyway xD
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yh,you made me laugh without realizing that was a joke
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ive got an issue with my 666xhs when i walk every right foot step my jeans making some peculiar noise that could be mistaken as a farting and the only way i can deal with it is either walk slowly or pull my pants up i hope its temporary.any thoughts?
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I just try to fall in love with it then
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I just try to fall in love with it then
You will fall in love with'em…approaching 6 months with my pair, they get at least 6 days a week wear...will be my first pic for sure.
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Hello Iron Die Hearts,
I would like to recommend a solution that i have found, for all those suffering with 'Bell Bottom'Itis' with their denim. There have been some posts about this 'problem' (to some a problem, to others not), yet i cannot remember specifically who has posted, but it has most assuredly been in the 666-XHS thread.
First off I just want to say that I have only tried this on raw denim… TFH-F310 to be specific ... and it worked a treat.
After soaking, when the jeans are hanging to dry (while still wet). Push the thighs and specifically the 'below the knee' area together, from inseam to out seam. They should stay quite narrow if still wet and rigid enough (Very soft pliable denim may not work, such as the 21oz) And do this repeatedly while still wet, every half an hour or so. I have found this greatly reduces the bell bottom effect, which i had copious amounts of on my FH. And makes the stacks sit nice and cleanly, with marginal sideways bell bottoming.As I said before, I have only tried this on one pair of raw denim, and i am open to every and any sort of criticism!
I know that the 25oz has a mind of its own and may resist, but it is always worth a try!Thanks!
JamesMarg
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Anyone want to sell their size 36 from the original run? Sizing was better for me with that run.
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Do these need to be soaked or can they
Be worn straight out of the box?"Obstacles are stepping-stones That guide us to our goals"
