IH-666-XHS - 25oz Selvedge Denim Slim Straight Cut Jeans - Indigo
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nice, but did you watch a vhs tape of a girl climbing in a well within the last seven days?
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Haha are you referring to my blurred face coming from The Ring.
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Awesome! Can’t wait for 25oz season.
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I just got my first pair and WOW, now I know why the are called the devils cut! Couldn't get the top two of the button fly so I left them open and just used a belt, but after the second day got one more, and after 3rd day I buttoned the top one while the pants were off and then just slid into the pants. I have been wearing them for only 4 straight days and I got complements already. any ideas how to break them in though?
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@Whats Up Doc I'm sorry, I didn't realise that was your first post.
So first things second, welcome and congrats on your first pair. Excellent choice and well done for diving straight in with the 25oz.
As for the break in, my previous, slightly curt advice stands, there really are no short cuts. Just put them on and wear them for whatever it is you do in jeans. You'll get used to them before they get used to you, but when the latter happens they become like no other item of clothing you've owned.
My first XHS was the 666 like yours, I now have the 888-XHSib as well. They are around the 50 days wear mark and are starting to soften.
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Yeah man neph93 speaks the truth. It really only takes a few days for them to start stretching a bit and for the button holes to break in and get easier to button. After a few wears they’ll still be stiff, but they’ll be easier to wear and will slowly begin to soften up with every wear. You’ll love wearing them inside of a week, but you’ll REALLY love them after a few months, and they just keep getting better. Congrats on owning the best pair of jeans on the planet.
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@Whats:
any ideas how to break them in though?
Wear them. There are no short cuts.
There are however tips and tricks. Example. One should not wear them for the first time and on a drinking binge or “bright idea” convenience store sushi outing. Less one wishes to wash them right off the bat. ask one how they know.
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ok its been about a month now and with fairly frequent wear they are starting to mold to my body, they are literally like putting on body armor.these jeans are reminiscent of very heavy starch jeans worn by the rodeo guys out here in Texas! If you are a clothing affectionado, then you must own at least one pair, they are like nothing else in your clothes closet. Been complemented several times and for tall people that cannot find their length, these definitely do the trick.
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Is there an ETA on a restock of the 36?
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Possibly some in a couple of weeks otherwise will be 3-4 months…..
https://www.ironheart.co.uk/forum/index.php?topic=12250.msg583536#msg583536
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Thanks @Giles . I signed up the other day but I just couldn't stop thinking about how sweet these jeans are.
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Well they say that time loves a hero but only time will tell.
I've been holding out on washing the 666XHS, wearing them a lot, realizing that this could take awhile. Finally the buttons don't leave me crippled for a week. But today I had to give them a good soak because I could hear my dear mother's voice from a distant past reminding me of the difference between pretending to be a hobo and looking like one. And then I was reminded how washing 25oz jeans may well leave them crisper, stiffer than they were, by a lot. Not much fade, really none I could detect. But surely a bit cleaner. We're back to our usual three seasons of winter here in western New York so it's a good time for 25s. The current pair are about a year old and have seen plenty of days but this could really take a while… I'm firmly convinced that they are going to outlast me.
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Well they say that time loves a hero but only time will tell. … The current pair are about a year old and have seen plenty of days but this could really take a while… I'm firmly convinced that they are going to outlast me.
My pair are getting on a bit now. About four years old I think, with around 250-300 days wear all told. We are well into that season here but mine have been recently washed and are in for repairs, so I’m missing them.
The point being, you’re right, it does take time but the next chance I get I’ll show you the payoff.
