IH-666SII - 18oz Indigo/Indigo Slim Cut Jean

[Aetas]

Nizzel locuta, causa finita

@nizzel55 Your pics are great!
Music for your hard work  ;):

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[Brock]

Those jeans are Grail status man! They should be framed! Send them to indigo proof if you want to get more wear out of them. Rain is top notch at repairs. She totally disassembles everything to fix the material properly then puts it back together.

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[nizzel55]

Had some fun today

2017-03-15 454 days (2 soak 9 machine washes)

[rocket]

brilliant…

[Brock]

Super cool!! You have way too much time on your hands lol.

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[MontanAdam]

Alright I love my SIIs, but you clearly really love your SIIs  Nizzel.  Then again, I probably would too if mine looked like yours.

[jdl1279]

One year in, time for a soak

[1fookntitefd]

^ curious why a soak as opposed to a wash? I always wondered why some people have 5+ soaks with less washes on their jeans…i have never soaked jeans after the initial soak. Is it supposed to bring out more contrast or is the point to reshrink jeans that have been stretched?

[jdl1279]

I don't have much really on the surface of them, so don't feel the need for a machine level wash. I threw some soap in the soak to help break up anything else and freshen them some. I really just needed them to shrink back though

[MontanAdam]

@jdl1279:

I don't have much really on the surface of them, so don't feel the need for a machine level wash. I threw some soap in the soak to help break up anything else and freshen them some. I really just needed them to shrink back though

See I call that a hand wash, no soap=soak.

[jdl1279]

Fair enough

[fanya]

@1fookntitefd:

^ curious why a soak as opposed to a wash? I always wondered why some people have 5+ soaks with less washes on their jeans…i have never soaked jeans after the initial soak. Is it supposed to bring out more contrast or is the point to reshrink jeans that have been stretched?

I have pairs that have 30+ soaks, never used soap on them.  It does just ask you have asked, it brings the jeans back to their original pre-stretched out size.  It also helps with general indigo lose, along with more contrast on the wear points as everything stays in the same place.

In my opinion anyway.

[Brock]

@jdl1279:

One year in, time for a soak

What is this picture of? Looks green to me

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[jdl1279]

Green? It's the inside of my combs if you're asking which part of the jean

[Brock]

Ok Gotcha

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[nizzel55]

Thanks @xtcclassic @Aetas @Brock @Lindsey @rocket @MontanAdam for the comments.

I am glad you liked my pictures.

[Lindsey]

@nizzel55 thank you so much for posting so many evo pics. They never cease to amaze me 

[Lindsey]

@nizzle55 I had to grab this in a screen shot before another person 'liked' it 

[piranha]

@Giles Quick question, does the waist stretch past the original waist measurements?  For example, I just received a pair of 34s and they measure 34" dead on.  Will they stretch out to 34.25" after soaking, drying and then wearing them for a couple of days?  I'm certain I read somewhere that the denim will stretch past the original measurement.
Thanks.

[neph93]

@piranha:

@Giles Quick question, does the waist stretch past the original waist measurements?  For example, I just received a pair of 34s and they measure 34" dead on.  Will they stretch out to 34.25" after soaking?

Website says this:

"Treat as raw: you will get about 1" shrinkage in the waist and the same in the inseam, the waist will stretch back out to pre-soak/wash size over time - so if they fit you as you like them pre-soak/wash, then that's your size"

But it's not an exact science so a 1/4 of an inch +/- is a definite possibility.