18oz indigo weft/indigo warp - IH-666SII and IH-634SII

[Seul]

So glad you're going with yellow thread…

[DanielAFC]

Those look incredible, can't wait to see how they come along. It looks like the contrast in the fades will be really dramatic over time.

[Giles]

Those are my 666S above and the 666SI make them look dirty…..

[mclaincausey]

Well shit.

[Chris]

Wow, I dig how they've stayed deep blue even with the heavy wear.  For a lightweight user like me, they'll stay dark forever, which I'd like.

[seanocono]

^Wow is right. Sold on the denim. Crossing my fingers for the cut.

[pillowPANTS]

Color def looks pretty cool next to the 666s G. Can u take a pic of them next to your XHS when u get a chance?

[Broark]

Great work right there, love the yellow thread and how it creates a nice contrast.

[KrisB]

Sorry if this has already been discussed, but these are coming out after all the UHR releases right?

[Giles]

Probably….

[Giles]

@pillowPANTS:

Can u take a pic of them next to your XHS when u get a chance?

[pillowPANTS]

Thx G. Those are seriously blue lol. Make the XHS look kinda greyish. Awesome

[Giles]

Thought you'd eventually come around!!

[mclaincausey]

Bluecast fadez brah!

[nikkiong]

cant wait for the 666 in this

[mr.dead]

I wonder how much darker these would look new compared to the 666-19L or the 666XHS.

[Giles]

We won't know until they turn up here…..

[georgeel]

Unfortunately I could not follow the discussion on the blue stitching, but I would like to speak my mind, even if late.

Blue stitching are not "different", they are  standard in "deep indigo" jeans. Like PBJ and Momo in all their deep indigo models. To my knowledge, there are no "deep indigo" jeans in the world with traditional stitching. Personally I hate blue or black stitching. I tollerate black stitching only in super black jeans.
So I'm totally with H. on this.

[derivative666]

These are happening in 555 cut also right?

[Giles]

Possibly.  Got to sort out the first 2 cuts yet.  This denim, the UHR and the "ordinary" 18oz is made in a house factory run by husband and wife team.  I'm breaking them at the moment….