16oz Slubby Denim

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[Appfaff]

These.are.epic.

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[AdamJ]

Slub Type III Sample

Overdyed Slub Type III Sample

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The Slubs and the wabby got a much needed hand wash today

They’re drying out while the sun lasts

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The slubs and boots took a little beating today. Lots of fallen trees and debris on the hike. The slubs handled it well.

[Giles]

Seem to be slow to give up the indigo….

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[mention]Giles [/mention] I feel like the thicker parts of the weave have faded a bit more where the thinner parts have yet to give any up. Faster than 21 but slower than 25

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This doesn’t capture it super well, but my best attempt to show that

[LewisStonehouse]

Look like they do a good job of collecting mud. They look amazing, can't wait to grab the type ii in this denim

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[mention]LewisStonehouse [/mention] mud and pollen galore [emoji322][emoji23]

[RoxRocks86]

You wasted no time at all getting those to give up some indigo. Nice work @Fadez !!!

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Thanks [mention]RoxRocks86 [/mention] ! I’m giving them another deep cleaning today. I’m hoping to snap some pics tomorrow morning before it rains to show some more progress.

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If my counting is correct, this is after 41 hikes. I thought I did a little better in the evo department, but it looks like the indigo is very deeply dyed on these. The thicker slub parts seem to give it up more quickly, I imagine since they’re a bit more raised up. I’m still very surprised at the inside of the denim evo, that still is my favorite. Feel free to zoom on the photos and see the details for yourself. Unedited, converted raws of the denim. Now the slubs are taking some time off to enjoy their fresh wash and to meet some fellow denim heads this weekend