IH-634S-21L-IND - 21oz Left-Hand Twill Selvedge Denim Straight Cut – Indigo
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Thanks
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Looking great Mike!
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Fantastic Mike
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Those look sweet AF Mike
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Those look so good, Mike! Must be so comfy, now.
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If you consider I've slept almost every night the past 8 months in them…. They are very comfortable
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Does the denim seem to take creases a bit more readily than the flagship RHT 21oz @Filthy ?
So much awesomeness already and they’re barely started.
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No I don't think. It's just how I have been wearing them. I put a ton of starch in them and wore them a lot. I only soaked them about twenty minutes because of my sick cat.
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You can use both. Whatever is easiest. My recipe is 8 oz water to a boil. 1/3 cup of corn starch, half a teaspoon citric acid or lemon juice as a preservative. Bring water and starch to a boil, stir vigorously until thickened, then add the mix to a spray bottle. You can strain it if there's lumps but there should not be. I don't use this on the outside of the jeans because it leaves white marks.
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Wear the jeans in real good at least a month then turn them inside out and light em up all over with your starch. You can iron them with a hot iron and starch a couple times. Get them nice and crispy and then wear them in again. After another month or so you can like dampen places you want to crease with a spray bottle and wear them wet. I've gotten mixed results wearing the jeans damp to set I creases. And I think you're better off doing that after wearing them a while then right off the bat.
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Love you too pal
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Here's some slightly blurry ones
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It is is extremely interesting to me how the denim is laid out on the right leg of these jeans. The vertical selvedge is in the usual position but the twill on the back of the leg is running parallel to the inseam. Completely vertical near the seam but the twill runs at a 45 degree angle on the front panel
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Left leg of my 777N do the same thing, back-side twill lined up in the same direction as the pant at the crotch and rotating to be aligned with the front-side RHT as you go down the pant leg. Hits this alignment around the knee.
