IH-777-XHSib - 25oz Selvedge Denim Super Slim Tapered Jeans - Indigo/Black
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Just ordered a pair of these I sane looking jeans. I've got some iron heart UHF's, the natty indigo shirt, and a jacket, but I'm jumping in right at the deep end with jeans. Wish me luck, I'll be sure to post some pre-post initial soak measurements and some fit picks!
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Wish me luck, I'll be sure to post some pre-post initial soak measurements and some fit picks!
Good luck and congratulations, these are serious jeans. Documentation is always appreciated too. Excited to see how they work for you.
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Thanks! I'll finally get to feel like I'm not missing out on a big part of the discussion (all tops currently, no bottoms
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777's showed up today and the waist felt good! Phew. Fit pics to come as well as pre soak measurements. Plan on doing a cold soak before I wash them, but I've got family visiting the apartment for the weekend and only one bathroom. Excited to start breaking these things in, construction and material is out of this world. I'll drool over them more later when everyone has fallen asleep, maybe even try to sneak them into the tub
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All in, I'll let ya know how it went
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If 5'6" is very short, then yup
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A short inseam is not always indicative to a short height. There are 6 foot tall people with 34 inch inseams and 6 foot people with 31 inch inseams. We all build different. Longer legs, longer torso and so on and so forth.
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Haha, I took no offense. Measure 3 pairs of cuffed jeans and get a 28"-28.5" inseam, getting these cut to 31" seamed like a good choice for me. Forgot to take a pre-soak fit pick, but I'll be sure to snap one up once I manage to slither into them once they're dry. I'm a relatively short guy with a short inseam, no harm no foul
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@yannis Yep, I'm 6'6" and I've got the majority of my 555 fits inseam cuffed to about 31.5-32 inches. Kind of like that "highwaters" look.
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Its all good fellas. Enjoy your addictions
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I mean, until there's iron heart flood pants I gotta do my best
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Lol!!! There is lots of interesting denim coming down the pike. The 15.6 oz slubby looks amazing. The 19oz leftie is coming towards years end in all cuts. Its gonna be an interesting fall/ winter for sure. My list is getting longer and longer.
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So getting the top button done after soaking was…"interesting", but the length turned out right where I wanted it. I'll post a couple more measurements later when the sweat on my brow dries. Hemmed to 31" and lost just over 0.5" in length, which allows me an approx 2" cuff which is typically my preference. Waist started at 34.8 and is now at around 34, maybe just a tick smaller (stiffness of the top block complicating my measurement). Leg opening just over 7.5" and I lost about 0.5 in the thigh. Overall the shrinkage is about what I expected, now I'll start the process of not having it feel like my legs are encased in cardboard
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Looking good and all according to established parameters @Joberwocky . The waist will stretch out an inch after a week. You are on the path to XHS nirvana.
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Thanks for the vote of confidence @neph93 ! I look forward to the gradual transformation
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I'd say that's about what you are looking for right there @Joberwocky!! Give it some time but like @neph93 said, you're on your way!!!
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Looking good and all according to established parameters @Joberwocky . The waist will stretch out an inch after a week. You are on the path to XHS nirvana.
This 100%
XHSib is amazing fabric!!! I'm loving my Indigo Invitational pair but yearn for my 25oz big time.
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Wore them the rest of the day yesterday and am wearing today. Already stretched back a bit in the waste so buttoning since the first time has been exceptionally easier, considering the rigidity and thickness of the fabric. Significantly more comfortable then when I nearly tripped myself putting them on after the soak
. The color of this fabric is nuts! Took me a minute to realize that the strange rub I felt I was getting from the right pocket was the 25oz of coin pocket causing a little stiffness. All in all, super thrilled with the fit, I'm glad I went with a warm soak off the bat to have a better understanding of what to expect from the fabric when washing. Kudos, friends
