IH-634-UHR - Ultra Heavy - Straight Cut Jean
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these are awesome @mahlon321 ! Just my kinda fades! Love how the UHR does vintage looking, even with the heft. Keep rocking them!
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Yeah, these are pretty awesome [emoji4]
Side note: love that wooden floor @mahlon321 -
Shame [emoji15] that deck looks like it belongs on a movie (makes me think of westerns!)
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Now don't take them off or wash them for 6 months straight, ok, take them off while sleeping. Should have some good fades
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Just loving my 634UHRs! They've become so soft recently, I don't want to take them off. I've worn them for (office) work most weekdays since May 2015. I didn't soak them first, but they've had quite a few washing machine washes (30C or cold, inside out and 1400 rpm spin), been worn in the bath and scrubbed once, and brushed a few times.
Wicked color @Jeansman !
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Waiting for the F1 Canadian Grand Prix in my UHR 634s: worn for about 10 months most days and about 4 months on and off since then, raw for the first couple of months, quite a few washes since then including 1 not inside out as can be seen on the left thigh.
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3months?!?!? Appreciation would be an understatement. What the hell have you been doing these three months? Clearly you haven't been sleeping. Or sitting down.
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Those look fantastic! Excellent work!
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Looks great!
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They need to go in for a crotch repair pretty soon, I'm thinking of sending them into Indigo Proof but I'm very weary of doing a machine wash. My washing machine is a cheap top loader with the huge agitator that seems to destroy clothes and I really don't want to find a huge faded in crease in these when I pull them out of the machine.
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Got a rubbermade tub?
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Would a bathtub be a decent replacement? Hahaha.
The one soak I did was I guess more of a handwash, I laid them out in the tub, submerged them in cold water with a bit of tide and shook them back and forth for a good while, did a quick rinse, and let them sit submerged for a bit. Then just rinsed the shit out of them for a good half hour.
They seem to insist on a machine wash though.
I've attached photos of the tear, it is through the warp and the weft is exposed, it is about 1.5 - 2" long.
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Just put them in the washing machine, inside out, on the gentle cycle, with woolite dark or bronners soap, let them soak for a bit and then let them agitate for a few minutes or so. Pull them out before the spin cycle, give them a good rinse, and let them hang dry. This is pretty much my wash routine.
