IH-816DD - Double Indigo Rope Dyed Canvas Work Pants
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Fabulosity.
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If style could be transplanted like organs, I’d be under your car cutting break lines right now.
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Some Evo, fresh out of the machine. by the way, turning them insie-out when they were still wet was almost impossible. The fabric never gets really soft it seems.
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Those look great Max Power!
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Thank you. I'll try to make them my main pair in the next months - as they only got around 3 months in them I think they will fade a lot more. Washing is tricky though - there's two washing marks although I turned them insideout, used 30°C and no spin at all.
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@Max:
Thank you. I'll try to make them my main pair in the next months - as they only got around 3 months in them I think they will fade a lot more. Washing is tricky though - there's two washing marks although I turned them insideout, used 30°C and no spin at all.
I think avoiding wash lines with these in the machine is impossible, as my first 2 machine washes with yours were the same method (Inside out, no spin). I didn't get any funky, misplaced lines, but there are well defined "train tracks" running down the leg seams. But, since then, I just wash them right-side-out, and I don't have any issues.
Also, I second the notion that this fabric does not soften. MANY machine washes and dries, and mine still crunch when I walk.
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After another handwash
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Damn i would love a pair of these.
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Damn i would love a pair of these.
You may be amazed to learn that this fabric was produced about four or five years ago and made into all sorts of garments. Vests, work pants, jackets, and jeans. Almost all
of them sold slowly. Ridiculous, because it was obviously beautiful then and as you can see from @UnTucked ‘s awe inspiring pair, ages wonderfully. The really silly thing is that if they were done now I think they’d all sell out in seconds.A-Dog! Good to see you on the interwebz buddy. Hope Oz is treating you well. Watch out for them
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Damn i would love a pair of these.
You may be amazed to learn that this fabric was produced about four or five years ago and made into all sorts of garments. Vests, work pants, jackets, and jeans. Almost all
of them sold slowly. Ridiculous, because it was obviously beautiful then and as you can see from @UnTucked ‘s awe inspiring pair, ages wonderfully. The really silly thing is that if they were done now I think they’d all sell out in seconds.A-Dog! Good to see you on the interwebz buddy. Hope Oz is treating you well. Watch out for them
bushfires… ???Speaking of which… I'm probably gonna start a fossil hunt for one of the Type II's.
And yeah Reub! We're had some nice rainy days that are allowing me to wear some actual clothes, so I've been digging through the closet more.
Luckily, the fires aren't affecting us here!
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@UnTucked
Hi. If a T1 is an option for you too you‘ll find one at the Vater und Sohn online shop in sizes 34 and 40.
www.vaterundsohn-hamburg.com
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@UnTucked
Hi. If a T1 is an option for you too you‘ll find one at the Vater und Sohn online shop in sizes 34 and 40.
www.vaterundsohn-hamburg.com
Cheers, Timo.My mind is slipping… I meant to say Type I... So, V&S would be a perfect chance, if only they had a size 38 lol!
That's the way it goes though... Can't win them all!
