IH-634S-21ib - 21oz Selvedge Denim Straight Cut Jeans - Indigo/Black

[AdamJ]

@Daniel San yep, we'll get some up tomorrow. Measurements coming in hot any minute

[Daniel San]

awesome!
is the patch the normal one or special?

[AdamJ]

[AdamJ]

@Daniel San

[Daniel San]

Thank you

[yannis]

This is a sweet denim. Definitely getting a pair. Just wanna see how the measurements on the 777 and 666 will look like. Got a ton of 634's

[Daniel San]

think I will wait for the 777 too
thigh is a bit too wide on these..

[yannis]

Lol. Thigh will be perfect on me. I can take 36 or 38 based on the posted measurements. I just want to try a different cyt if the measurements allow

[AdamJ]

Adam wears Tag 34

[Oaktavia]

Wow the color is highly saturated in such a beautiful manner…I would love a jacket in this fabric.

[Daniel San]

@Oaktavia
Absolutely beautiful isn’t it
Love the contrast with the seems

[AdamJ]

NOW LIVE

[Oaktavia]

Really looking forward to how these fade…from just a few months to a few years. I wonder if they will look like the regular 21oz when heavily faded...similar to how the XHSib when heavily faded it loses it's darkness and hardly looks like it was when new. If that makes sense?

[neph93]

@Daniel:

@Oaktavia
Absolutely beautiful isn’t it
Love the contrast with the seems

+1

[Peterldavey]

I’m so tempted to get my first 634 in this fabric, I was waiting for the 777….decisions decisions…does anyone know how far way from release is 777’s

[Giles]

Next 4 weeks or so….

[Peterldavey]

Thanks Giles

[neph93]

I'm chafing at the bit… these look great, and I'm all about the 634 now. The only problem is that I'm in the Indigo Invitational with my IH-634s-SLB (which are great), and these wouldn't se much wear...

[Oaktavia]

It's super tempting to see awesome new jeans sail by while in a fade comp. Last year my head was spinning seeing denim I wanted but it paid off to stick with it! @neph93

[sabergirl]

Take some pics of what you’re talking about. As a rule, I wouldn’t cut anything that is woven into the fabric. Imperfections can be carefully tucked in with a needle sometimes, but you shouldn’t cut them. It will lead to holes.

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