IH-888-XHS - 25oz Selvedge Denim Medium/High Rise Tapered Cut Jeans - Indigo
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@Walery-Smirnoff If you can, please find a Russian to English translation tool for your posts. You will have more luck in communicating with the members here.
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@Walery-Smirnoff Не беспокойтесь и добро пожаловать.
No worries and welcome.
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Forum users tell me please, will soaking help? The new 888s in the top block are too loose. Both sides and front. You can see it in the photo above.
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@Walery-Smirnoff looks hugely oversized in honestly. If possible, I'd exchange for a size or two down, because I don't think a wash is gonna get you the shrinkage that you need here
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@Walery-Smirnoff how much room do you have in the waist?
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On the belt they are just right. Smaller size 36 in the belt will be small. As I understand it, 888 fit has a tapered belt and expands to the hips.
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25 oz is still very hard. Like cardboard. Jeans new
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They look a bit to big indeed! I agree with @T4920 that a soak won’t get the fit you’re looking for. Also when the denin relaxes and stretches it get’s even bigger. Soak-wise the XHS denim is suggested to be soaked before wearing. To get most shrinkage out so you won’t have any fade shifting etc.
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@Walery-Smirnoff if they're fine in the waist, but you're unhappy with the fit in the top block, maybe dry a different cut? Classic 634 or 666 might suit your body type better?
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Yes, the trouble is that there is no choice yet, for certain reasons. There is a size 36, but it will definitely be small in the waist. There are 666 more fit to choose from. But there is an average landing. And I don't like it when you fall out of your pants when you squat.)))
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@Walery-Smirnoff Yes - here is the part from our care guidelines that is relevant:
Extra Heavy Selvedge (XHS) 25oz Denim
(25oz should be soaked washed before wearing)• Turn garment inside-out.
• Hand wash, or machine wash on a relatively short cycle (max 40°C/100°F) with low or no spin.
• Shake/stretch item to ensure no creases before drip drying or drying flat on a clothes rack.
• Do not tumble dry (this is likely to cause shrinkage and white marks). -
thanks for the help
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Good afternoon. Will soaking make the fabric softer? I understand the starch will be washed out of the fabric?
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@Walery-Smirnoff soaking will make it a little softer, at least.. if you wanna XHS call soft
some indigo and starch will come of and make it a little softer for example. Overall the XHS is a beast and takes some time and a lot of wear to beat. -
I still have a slight panic))) Jeans stick out with a stake and I feel like a firefighter in a fire in them) At least hit them with a rolling pin
