IH-888-NT - 21/23oz indigo Selvedge DWC Jeans
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This is the first time I have a chance to participate in the denim world championship but the thigh & rear rise measurements seem too baggy for me
You don't have to use these jeans to participate. Any pair are eligible as long as they are new when the competition starts.
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Must admit that I like the bronze
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Solid silver woulda been fracking sweet.
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These are looking more appealing by the day
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So I
sold stuff on eBaymoved some funds around yesterday and I have the preorder cash. Now I'm
Just deciding on size. I'be been exercising and dropping some weight… the size 40 might work... might. 42 would be loose in the waist for sure. The 2 pair of 42's I have now are loose.. I've got a few days to
Decide. Need to drop the weight anyway. Docs orders. Beer whiskey and cake make Matty a not so healthy boy. -
We are asking for a 50% non-refundable deposit with pre-order. Please note, that pre-ordering does NOT commit you to buying that size, it is there to give us some idea of what we should make. If you change shape before we ship and/or the target sizing is off, you will of course, be able to change size.
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Thank you @Alex
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You've also got a few more months to continue the weight drop before you have to worry about getting into a pair.
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thanks fellas. i thought i liked oatmeal then it was forced upon me.
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I'm very excited for this release, and I'm about to pull the trigger on the pre-order. Since it's a brand new cut, I'm torn between 33 and 34. I want them fit me comfortably without restricting range of motion, but not look baggy.
In most 634 variants, I'm a 34 - SExIH13 22oz I have in 33 and are so tight in waist and thighs I can't even button them, and thigh seams are stretched out; 634s in 34 was comfy and not baggy (but sold because I lost a lot of weight at the time - bad decision); 634-XHS in 33 are too tight and can't wear any longer; 634S-18 in 34 is very good, comfy without being baggy; 634SR in 33 is very good too - very similar to 634S-18 in 34.
I had 1955-UH in 34, but were far too big and baggy. Even after max shrink with a couple of hot washes. It was like I had huge thigh diapers on. And, I have big thighs (when I'm healthy and exercising regularly). 33 would have been much better.
Tried a 666-XHS in 33, but were so tight in hips and thighs I could hardly walk.
I think I'm gonna with a 34 in 888-NT…
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Quick tip on sizing, as I'm wearing the washed sample of this cut right now. Go true to size, the size 36 are absolutely perfect for me.
I'll add some fit pics as soon as I get some daylight and a break from the rain.
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For reference, in the 1955-UHR size 34 I had, this is the shrinkage I found after 1 cold wash and 2 hot washes. I measured as accurately as possible, IH method, but with denim this heavy and stiff when new there's always a margin of error when trying to get some measurements to lay flat.
Overall, they didn't shrink as much as I expected raw denim to shrink, except in length. Especially when compared to some other brands where I've had up to -2.0" shrink in the waist after just one cold wash. I did not wear them enough to experience any stretch.
Waist: -0.5"
Front rise: -0.375"
Rear rise: -0.5"
Thigh: -0.375"
Knee: -0.25"
Hem: -0.125"
Length: -2.0"In this consistent with what the IH crew has seen in past -UHR jeans? Can I expect similar shrinkage with this latest -UHR run?
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Can confirm that one can get the most shrinkage out of the UHR in length: I managed to lose ~ 3 inches. Everything else stayed pretty much the same to my surprise.
Looking forward to their raw measurements in October/November as I'm in between two sizes. Sized up will definitely be a solid straight fit, though. -
Does ANYONE have an idea of the shrinkage for the rises? These are "borderline" for me, to quote Madonna, ugh.
@Giles
