IH-666S-SBG - 21oz Selvedge Denim Super Slim Cut Jeans - SBG

[tody]

Both ways looking good. I wouldn't tuck anything over 10oz, and usually go untucked - but that's just a personal preference.

[ARNC]

Same. I think both work well, but anything will look better if you can wear it with confidence.

[Kasi]

nice fit Mark

[Memphisakers]

@Mizmazzle I also like them both ways. Maybe a little better untucked

[Mizmazzle]

Ah ha! Interesting. Thanks a bunch for the feedback fellas. I’m so used to my 888XHS that the slimmer top block of the 666 just seems to get a bit swallowed up under a lot of my shirts. Guess it could be an optical illusion though cause after I posted the pics I thought they both looked pretty great. Haha.
The wife sure likes the tucked look, though

[theorocks]

Just pulled the trigger.. it’s been awhile … looking forward to my virgin SBG experience

[WellWinn]

Just got the SBG. Great jeans. Will the thighs stretch over time? Any suggestions other than wearing them a lot? Thanks!

[goosehd]

@WellWinn They will stretch some with time and with wear.

[theorocks]

I’m digging the fit

[Mizmazzle]

@theorocks hell yeah bro!! And a tucked in shirt for the win!!!

[theorocks]

@Mizmazzle said in IH-666S-SBG - 21oz Selvedge Denim Super Slim Cut Jeans - SBG:

@theorocks hell yeah bro!! And a tucked in shirt for the win!!!

Thanks … loving your fits too … I have some cool belts so tucking (and French tucking ) is necessary

[theorocks]

They are starting to settle in

[theorocks]

[Mizmazzle]

Fitting for the Devils Cut in Black

[bialosky]

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[Rococo]

Any idea on a restock on IHUK site?

[Alex]

@jevans41 no, sorry. At least 6 months

[Raisinoux]

Any idea how i could fix this belt loop ? I was thinking about wrapping it with a small piece of denim and sewing it together, or should i just replace it for a new loop with sashiko stitching ? But not sure how well it would last

[JoshC]

@Raisinoux, you have a couple of options here. You could get some black or grey thread that blends with the material and then stitch horizontally or vertically on the belt loop or do some sashiko stitching. This will give you an extra layer of protection where the belt loop has some abrasion/fraying, which would help keep it from worsening over time.

Alternatively, it would be best to replace the belt loop with a better-conditioned one; you can send the jeans to me here at IHUK. I can check if I have any belt loops before you send them in, I can see what I have taken from recycled jeans that will match the denim and fabric, but I can't always guarantee it will be a perfect match. Then, I can replace the belt loop for you. If you do want to do this send me an email at shop@ironheart.co.uk and I will talk you through the process and I can also send you some photos of belt loops that I have that I think might work.

[Raisinoux]

@JoshC Thank you Josh, i will try to fix it myself for the moment as i need a black denim to work and i only have one, when the crotch will need repairs too i will buy a new black jean and send this one to you for a good repair session