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    IH-555-XHSib - 25oz Selvedge Denim Slim Jeans - Indigo/Black

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      kiecker
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      I think I’m around 200 days in and noticed an odd wear that I really don’t know how it formed. Anyone else get wear like this or know the cause?

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      • KasiK
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        Maybe cause it never been soak or wash…

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        The world's insane
        While you drink champagne
        And I'm livin' in black rain 4Q 🖕

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          kiecker
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          @Kasi:

          Maybe cause it never been soak or wash…

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          I did the initial soak when I first got them and then did another soak after a fire extinguisher went off on them.  They are about ready for another wash/soak.

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          • neph93N
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            @kiecker:

            Anyone else get wear like this or know the cause?

            Yes indeed. I have had something like that develop on a few pairs.

            Your hole is sat on a crease and I suspect it has worn on the crotch seam.

            “Some of those that work forces
            Are the same that burn crosses”

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            • KasiK
              Kasi
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              Definitely a crease

              I have one on mine pronto Jeans

              on bottom side leg. Doesn’t bother me leave till it get worse

              The world's insane
              While you drink champagne
              And I'm livin' in black rain 4Q 🖕

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                kiecker
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                @neph93:

                @kiecker:

                Anyone else get wear like this or know the cause?

                Yes indeed. I have had something like that develop on a few pairs.

                Your hole is sat on a crease and I suspect it has worn on the crotch seam.

                Very plausible.  Thanks @neph93.  Interestingly enough I swapped my desk to a standing one a couple months back.  Could had been interesting to see how the development changed with that modification.  Oh well.  I'll keep an eye on it so I don't get too much extra cooling.

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                • neph93N
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                  @kiecker  I have had one of my pairs with a similar hole fixed, others not. You should get something done at some point as one day it will rip but that is a slow process. Like you say, keep an eye on it abs when the opportunity or need arises get it done.

                  As for fades and how they happen, I tend to think that jeans represent where you were and what you did at that time. It is a fun thought. Your next pair will likely be different because your habits and activities have changed.

                  I just phoenixed a pair of UHR that I lived in when I ripped my PCL. They bare fades from the brace I had to wear at the time. Kinda funny.

                  “Some of those that work forces
                  Are the same that burn crosses”

                  • Virginia Woolf
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                  • GilesG
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                    Interesting point Reuben.  My jeans for the last 13 or so years have always displayed a very distinctive back right rear pocket fade, caused by my OG IHG-035, the jeans that I have been wearing since March, do not have that fade.

                    I don't currently use a wallet, because I go nowhere that it is useful to be carrying one….

                    "OK face up to it - you're useless but generally pretty honest and straightforward . . . it's a rare combination of qualities that I have come to admire in you" - Geo 2011

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                    • neph93N
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                      @Giles:

                      I don't currently use a wallet, because I go nowhere that it is useful to be carrying one….

                      We should avoid calling them your COVID jeans because that is just depressing but it is pretty cool that a simple pair of jeans have been obviously and uniquely affected by a major historical event.

                      “Some of those that work forces
                      Are the same that burn crosses”

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                        kiecker
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                        I figured out the cause after flipping them inside out before washing.

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                          pjjames512
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                          Question for you guys - I was wearing a pair of tag size 31 in these and just yesterday got a pair of 32’s because the 31’s were too tight. They’re perfect other then the left leg when cuffed is almost folding in on the selvedge seam. This wasn’t happening on my 31’s and call me crazy (I know I am) but it bugs. Anyone have advice on how to either force or train the denim to not fold like this? I figured the pro’s like @neph93 or @alexswords might have a trick.


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                            Jett129
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                            Is there any way for you to spread that crease/creased up denim out? Possibly from the inside. Maybe turning them inside out and ironing out the crease might help.. If you uncuff them is it still there?

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                            • neph93N
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                              @Jett129:

                              Maybe turning them inside out and ironing out the crease might help..

                              Never seen it before, but I’d imagine the above suggestion will help. I also thing it will go away as you wear them in.

                              “Some of those that work forces
                              Are the same that burn crosses”

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                              • KasiK
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                                My guess is, how Jeans been
                                folded and fold line going all the way up.

                                Possibly Iron may sort it out.

                                But for me I would soak it in hot water and let
                                It tight up. So it don’t give way to being  relax on the leg

                                Or live with it.

                                Your jeans your choice..

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                                The world's insane
                                While you drink champagne
                                And I'm livin' in black rain 4Q 🖕

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                                • GilesG
                                  Giles
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                                  Iron the shit out of that seam from the inside, get the selvedge to lie flat….

                                  "OK face up to it - you're useless but generally pretty honest and straightforward . . . it's a rare combination of qualities that I have come to admire in you" - Geo 2011

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                                    Thanks for the suggestions all - I’ll give it a shot.

                                    @Giles - what’s the best way to protect the denim so that it doesn’t burn? Cover with a towel?

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                                      Jett129
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                                      Whenever I feel the need to iron ,I always do it from the inside. Never had a problem. I don’t put anything in between  the iron and the denim.

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                                      • neph93N
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                                        Iron from the inside for sure. Have a towel inbetween if you like, but from the inside, you won’t need it.

                                        “Some of those that work forces
                                        Are the same that burn crosses”

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                                        • GilesG
                                          Giles
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                                          I don't bother with a towel.  If I think I need to seriously tame a bit of wayward denim, I'll get it damp. then give it serious grief from a very hot iron….

                                          "OK face up to it - you're useless but generally pretty honest and straightforward . . . it's a rare combination of qualities that I have come to admire in you" - Geo 2011

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                                            @Giles @neph93 I appreciate it guys - I’ll give it a try with a bit of water and mega high heat and see if I can tame the wonky cuff.

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