IH-555-XHSib - 25oz Selvedge Denim Slim Jeans - Indigo/Black
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Post quick hot soak photos.
The potential whisker fades
Honeycombs not quite crispy yet & unique looking compared to my other jeans & other people's photos here. Worn casually for a week. Interesting how the fit behind the knees can change the look of the honeycombs. Mine fit pretty tightly & the creases look almost random.
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Post quick hot soak photos.
The potential whisker fades
Honeycombs not quite crispy yet & unique looking compared to my other jeans & other people's photos here. Worn casually for a week. Interesting how the fit behind the knees can change the look of the honeycombs. Mine fit pretty tightly & the creases look almost random.
To get honeycombs need wear the hell out of them. To look crisper that what I do they start to appear or go cycling in them that will do the trick.
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I don't think it's too visible in the photo but there's a exercise bike thing in my living room I can use lol. How are yours coming along sir?
At moment am hammering the pronto’s then gonna move on to these. I take my pick which Jeans I want to wear at times.
Here picture of one my jeans 25oz 777 honeycombs just give u a idea
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Yea the combs on this denim are going to be epic, no doubt about it.
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For a very brief moment I thought you had 4 pairs. I wasn’t even really shocked that someone might do that.
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I'm fairly certain we had a member years ago who decided the 634S was the perfect pair of jeans and he bought 5 pairs at once with the intention of never buying jeans again.
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Been trying to consistently wear these for at least a few hours a day before the Arizona heat kills my chances of wearing them outdoors.
Im really liking the high contrast and the deep blue/black hues that come through at certain spots.
On the other hand, they are also softening up quite nicely! Hopefully i can get them OD soft before they go into hibernation.
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Been trying to consistently wear these for at least a few hours a day before the Arizona heat kills my chances of wearing them outdoors.
Im really liking the high contrast and the deep blue/black hues that come through at certain spots.
On the other hand, they are also softening up quite nicely! Hopefully i can get them OD soft before they go into hibernation.
Same situation here and my problem in VA is humidity for a solid 3 or 4 months.
Mine are already very soft for only wearing them almost a month casually (2 soaks). The feel of them on the hand & against the legs. But still defying gravity and rigid.. interesting juxtaposition -
Been trying to consistently wear these for at least a few hours a day before the Arizona heat kills my chances of wearing them outdoors.
Im really liking the high contrast and the deep blue/black hues that come through at certain spots.
On the other hand, they are also softening up quite nicely! Hopefully i can get them OD soft before they go into hibernation.
Same situation here and my problem in VA is humidity for a solid 3 or 4 months.
Mine are already very soft for only wearing them almost a month casually (2 soaks). The feel of them on the hand & against the legs. But still defying gravity and rigid.. interesting juxtapositionThe world's most amazing fades are from the world's most humid regions…. all of the "holy shit" fades are from Thailand. So you are at an advantage from my point of view. The fibers of your jeans are like a barometer. The more rough, the higher the humidity. The higher the humidity the more friction and indigo transfer ther is. Use it to your advantage and fuck comfortability.
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@Filthy:
Been trying to consistently wear these for at least a few hours a day before the Arizona heat kills my chances of wearing them outdoors.
Im really liking the high contrast and the deep blue/black hues that come through at certain spots.
On the other hand, they are also softening up quite nicely! Hopefully i can get them OD soft before they go into hibernation.
Same situation here and my problem in VA is humidity for a solid 3 or 4 months.
Mine are already very soft for only wearing them almost a month casually (2 soaks). The feel of them on the hand & against the legs. But still defying gravity and rigid.. interesting juxtapositionThe world's most amazing fades are from the world's most humid regions…. all of the "holy shit" fades are from Thailand. So you are at an advantage from my point of view. The fibers of your jeans are like a barometer. The more rough, the higher the humidity. The higher the humidity the more friction and indigo transfer ther is. Use it to your advantage and fuck comfortability.
That very hardcore…
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Been trying to consistently wear these for at least a few hours a day before the Arizona heat kills my chances of wearing them outdoors.
Im really liking the high contrast and the deep blue/black hues that come through at certain spots.
On the other hand, they are also softening up quite nicely! Hopefully i can get them OD soft before they go into hibernation.
I've often thought about about getting some 25oz but have been skeptical about the heat in Northern AZ. If you can do it in Phoenix I can do It here!
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the heat in Northern AZ.
C'mon, northern Arizona doesn't get that hot. What town are you in?
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@Filthy:
Been trying to consistently wear these for at least a few hours a day before the Arizona heat kills my chances of wearing them outdoors.
Im really liking the high contrast and the deep blue/black hues that come through at certain spots.
On the other hand, they are also softening up quite nicely! Hopefully i can get them OD soft before they go into hibernation.
Same situation here and my problem in VA is humidity for a solid 3 or 4 months.
Mine are already very soft for only wearing them almost a month casually (2 soaks). The feel of them on the hand & against the legs. But still defying gravity and rigid.. interesting juxtapositionThe world's most amazing fades are from the world's most humid regions…. all of the "holy shit" fades are from Thailand. So you are at an advantage from my point of view. The fibers of your jeans are like a barometer. The more rough, the higher the humidity. The higher the humidity the more friction and indigo transfer ther is. Use it to your advantage and fuck comfortability.
Oh yeah man I'm definitely taking a page from their book this summer. I'm not doing irrigation work anymore so I can enioy these pants without literally being on the cusp of heat exhaustion haha
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I'm going to work in Puerto Rico Sunday and I am looking forward to the heat and humidity.
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Been trying to consistently wear these for at least a few hours a day before the Arizona heat kills my chances of wearing them outdoors.
Im really liking the high contrast and the deep blue/black hues that come through at certain spots.
On the other hand, they are also softening up quite nicely! Hopefully i can get them OD soft before they go into hibernation.
I've often thought about about getting some 25oz but have been skeptical about the heat in Northern AZ. If you can do it in Phoenix I can do It here!
If you top out at 100 degrees then it should be more than manageable. I wore 21oz in small doses during the summer. Pretty rough but not impossible, so i'm hoping a softer 25oz will cooperate. 21oz is not terrible because its quite breathable, i haven't experienced 25oz to know just yet.
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It might be just me, because I am a lunatic, but I think 25 oz denim is about as comfortable in the heat than anything else. The UHR is very uncomfortable in the heat and humidity (especially the old UHR). Bat wings city!
