IH-777-XHSBB - 25oz Selvedge Denim Super-Slim Tapered Cut Jeans - Black/Black
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Only a bit of black.
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For those interested here are my pre and post wash measurements.
Pre wash:
Waist 35"
Thigh 12.6"
Inseam 36.5"Post 30 degree C wash:
Waist 34.5"
Thigh 12.5"
Inseam 36"Now to get them back to IH UK for hemming.
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Tag 38
Pre-soak
Waist 38"
Thigh 13.8"
Knee 9.2"
Hem 8.5"
Front rise 11.5"
Back rise 15.75
Inseam 37.2"Post-soak
Waist 37.1"
Thigh 13.5"
Knee 9"
Hem 8"
Front 11.25"
Back 15.25"
Inseam 35.75The only issue was that I was told the pair I would be receiving had a 16.2" back rise.
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Loving the pre and post measurements Nick, we really appreciate that! Hope you are loving the denim.
I must admit that the rear rise is the most difficult measurement to get right, especially with such a heavy fabric, Ben and I worked together finding this pair for you and I can confirm that they were 16.2" (as per the size chart) when measured The Iron Heart way. We can't wait to see some progress pics of these!
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Yeah I've watched the measuring video more than a few times. These numbers are making me think I could try the 25oz indigo/black eventually. I'll get some pictures once they become less stiff.
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Day 2, hot soaked and machine washed. These were quite a struggle to get buttoned up at first, but have quickly stretched out to a perfect fit.
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@Nskelton With the few that stated there was barely any noticeable shrink with their XHSBB’s I was getting a bit worried until you posted. So, BIG thanks for your thorough pre & post-soak measurements!!! Helps a lot.
@peregrine such an epic fit on your pair!!! & awesome photos, really captures the true essence of the denim color & texture-wise.
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@RoxRocks86 You're welcome, the fit after after hot soak. -
Agreed! You really nailed the fit @Nskelton Going off the list in your signature, these are your first pair of XHS? Thoughts?
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@RoxRocks86 Stiff. Maybe it's the double black, but these feel like they could break in very similarly to my overdyed pair. I like them a lot so far.
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Both fits look great. 25 Oz is too heavy for me but you pull it of fantastic.
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@RoxRocks86 Thanks! It's practically impossible to truly capture that Iron Heart magic on camera but I think I got pretty close.
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@peregrine your pictures definitely show off the darkness better than mine. Fit looks great by the way. Did you shorten the inseam?
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@Nskelton Thanks. Yep, I mostly prefer to rock stacks and/or cuffs with varying lengths but I wanted to try a cleaner silhouette with this pair. Had them hemmed by IHUK to 29.5" and after washing they now measure 28.75". These are now the shortest pair in my rotation but I think they turned out great.
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@Nskelton Thanks. Yep, I mostly prefer to rock stacks and/or cuffs with varying lengths but I wanted to try a cleaner silhouette with this pair. Had them hemmed by IHUK to 29.5" and after washing they now measure 28.75". These are now the shortest pair in my rotation but I think they turned out great.
It looks amazing Peregrin! I have to ask: have you tried getting on a bike in those? I live in Copenhagen, Denmark, and biking is 90 % of my transportation
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Hoping for some help from you greats!
Looking at the pair with not to much to compare to. I have a pair of Japan Blue J301s tag 31 (measurements in centimetres below).
There's definitely room in the waist, thigh and legs. I'm having difficulty assesing how the 777-XHSBB will behave after a 30 degree machine wash (no tub in my 1 sqmtrs bathroom).
Waist wise, I think the 32 tag in these would be best, but I'm sh** at assessing the other factors + countering in shrinkage.
Hoping for some advice!
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Waist wise, I think the 32 tag in these would be best, but I'm sh** at assessing the other factors + countering in shrinkage.
Hoping for some advice!
Are the PBJ measurements your own, from a worn pair, taken the IH way?
EDIT: as for how they will behave, the XHS ends up about the same, or slightly larger than measurements when new, after you have washed/soaked, then stretched them out. But if your dims for your old pair are shop dims from when new then you are comparing apples and oranges.
