Time For a New Jeans Cut….
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UES 400t is another cut that has a strong taper and has the selvedge showing.
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On another point, I have been looking at the 1955S cut (as I am contemplating doing a run in 14oz), we manage to keep the selvedge ID with quite a lot of taper, so that's good news….
this actually got me to revisit the 1955 and look at the measurements. i may have to try a 14 oz!
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Will you the fly still be three button, or go up to four?
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Please be four, please be four, please be four…
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The ues 400t was my favorite of all the cuts i tried so far and would be somewhat close to the lifters jeans we're talking about
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Please be four, please be four, please be four…
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This…. Three button means the fly/rise is really low and looks almost like a women's jean. Or the buttons are spaced so far apart if you wear your jeans on the slim side it looks like your frank and beans are about to pop the buttons.
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I realize all jeans presented on this web site fit everyone's bodies different. It took me a bit to realize this, I started out buying 633 from Self edge, then 634 21 / 23 oz. denim from self edge. I liked them but always felt that I was hiking them up, which weren't a usual rise for me. Next pair I bought were 1955S from IHUK which I should have stopped buying anything from then on. I'm not a low rise wearer, and tried a bunch, but the 1955S and 1955UHR are my favorites. Beetle busters have a rise that work for me as well. My final note, there is a photo of me sitting in an airplane seat that shows more gut than anything, I was wearing the 634B&SRAW, which is the lowest rise of any jean I have ever worn, and will be the last. I look forward to the 1955 14 oz.
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So…around a cut like SE 633 is then? They are a perfect taper cut without being too slim.
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For inspiration: the resolute 710 is another fantastic cut with a lot of taper, wide thighs and intact selvage seam.
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I don't want inspiration from another brand. If we can't work out our own inspiration, then frankly we should not be in the business…..
When we were building our website, if someone told me that company XYZ does it like this, it was cue for something along the following lines..... "I don't give a flying feck how anyone else does it. Start with a clean slate and do what works best for us. This is our gig, not a bit of that site, a bit of that and bit of another".....
