IH-555-XHSib - 25oz Selvedge Denim Slim Jeans - Indigo/Black
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Thank you.
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These arrived about a week ago, Tagged 33. Day one, as you know, was tough but since then I have loved wearing them. I think after a hot soak they'll fit just a bit better, but for now I think this will work. After wearing I probably could had sized down by one but I decided don't need a full-on tight fit. These definitely have a higher rise and more taper than my 633S and PIH5DCS. Love the darkness of the denim. This should be an interesting fading process.
Hi bud! Have you got any recent update pictures from them? How’s developing?
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Some more wear…
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Hello and greetings to all! I have a pair of these on the way and I am curious as to if any of you have put these on and soaked in a hot bath to get the "shrink to fit" look? I am curious as to the shrinkage that took place. Is it really only 1" in the inseam and waist as the product details suggest, or did you find it more/less?
I hope everyone had a wonderful start to the New Year!
Cheers~
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Hello and greetings to all! I have a pair of these on the way and I am curious as to if any of you have put these on and soaked in a hot bath to get the "shrink to fit" look? I am curious as to the shrinkage that took place. Is it really only 1" in the inseam and waist as the product details suggest, or did you find it more/less?
I hope everyone had a wonderful start to the New Year!
Cheers~
They’ll shrink initially but they’ll then stretch out beyond pre-soak measurements, and the stretch will be turbo charged if you put them on damp, also with a risk of sagging around the knees etc. I would soak them hot, lots of agitation to get all the shrink out, let them air dry then break them in by wearing.
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They’ll shrink initially but they’ll then stretch out beyond pre-soak measurements, and the stretch will be turbo charged if you put them on damp, also with a risk of sagging around the knees etc. I would soak them hot, lots of agitation to get all the shrink out, let them air dry then break them in by wearing.
So what about the length? 1"? The length surely will not stretch back out as there is no vertical pressure (other than gravity and weight of leg). If someone had, say, gotten them hemmed at 32.5" and could not suffer length loss below 31.5" inches, are they safe? …asking for a friend
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They’ll shrink initially but they’ll then stretch out beyond pre-soak measurements, and the stretch will be turbo charged if you put them on damp, also with a risk of sagging around the knees etc. I would soak them hot, lots of agitation to get all the shrink out, let them air dry then break them in by wearing.
So what about the length? 1"? The length surely will not stretch back out as there is no vertical pressure (other than gravity and weight of leg). If someone had, say, gotten them hemmed at 32.5" and could not suffer length loss below 31.5" inches, are they safe? …asking for a friend
You’ll probably lose an inch. I pretty much never get jeans hemmed, but if I did I’d do it after I’d soaked them and tried them on
if you don’t want to do that I would give yourself a spare inch and a half and you can rock a slightly bigger/double cuff to fine tune the length -
They’ll shrink initially but they’ll then stretch out beyond pre-soak measurements, and the stretch will be turbo charged if you put them on damp, also with a risk of sagging around the knees etc. I would soak them hot, lots of agitation to get all the shrink out, let them air dry then break them in by wearing.
So what about the length? 1"? The length surely will not stretch back out as there is no vertical pressure (other than gravity and weight of leg). If someone had, say, gotten them hemmed at 32.5" and could not suffer length loss below 31.5" inches, are they safe? …asking for a friend
You’ll probably lose an inch. I pretty much never get jeans hemmed, but if I did I’d do it after I’d soaked them and tried them on
if you don’t want to do that I would give yourself a spare inch and a half and you can rock a slightly bigger/double cuff to fine tune the lengthOkay, thank you. My "friend" is a Newb
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I would think you’ll be safe with the length. I hot soaked and hot tumble dried mine and I don’t think they shrunk all that much in the length. I can measure if you like.
If you would do that I would really appreciate it. Washing (machine?) and tumble-drying would, in my opinion, be the ultimate predictor and tester of shrink.
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Over years I have done both
Worn for six months then soak
Soaks before wearing them, that what prefer I to do all the time.
Colour comes out better looks far better.
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Thank you.
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I would think you’ll be safe with the length. I hot soaked and hot tumble dried mine and I don’t think they shrunk all that much in the length. I can measure if you like.
If you would do that I would really appreciate it. Washing (machine?) and tumble-drying would, in my opinion, be the ultimate predictor and tester of shrink.
. The actually shrank a little more than I had,originally thought about 1.5 inches.
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If your washing regime is 30-40C with low spin (which it should be imho), then you will lose an inch maximum, probably less. Higher temps, higher spin, tumble drying, will result in more.
You can also mitigate leg shrinkage by giving the inseams a sustained tug (ooh, vicar), while the jeans are drying.
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I would think you’ll be safe with the length. I hot soaked and hot tumble dried mine and I don’t think they shrunk all that much in the length. I can measure if you like.
If you would do that I would really appreciate it. Washing (machine?) and tumble-drying would, in my opinion, be the ultimate predictor and tester of shrink.
. The actually shrank a little more than I had,originally thought about 1.5 inches.
. Thank you, kind sir!
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If your washing regime is 30-40C with low spin (which it should be imho), then you will lose an inch maximum, probably less. Higher temps, higher spin, tumble drying, will result in more.
You can also mitigate leg shrinkage by giving the inseams a sustained tug (ooh, vicar), while the jeans are drying.
. American guy, here, trying to figure out 30-40C….LOL. Let me see. 30X1.8+32=86F. 40X1.8+32=104F. So 86-104F, okay got it!
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Generally speaking a "warm" setting on a typical US washing machine runs between 90-110d F. Hot is considerably hotter–-about 130d. So basically you want to wash your jeans in cold water (between 60-80d F) if you don't want shrinkage.
