IH-666S-UHR - 21/23oz Ultra Heavy Raw Selvedge Denim Slim Straight Cut Jeans
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@Davids_denim said in IH-666S-UHR - 21/23oz Ultra Heavy Raw Selvedge Denim Slim Straight Cut Jeans:
@markus_berlin_ Thanks! Did you end up grabbing the UHR?
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And I try to wear them every day as long as I can -
@pmadison95 I’m going with the 21oz for the bridge this year.
Excellent idea going with a black pair next year. I wore the black Onis for year 3 and honestly miss wearing black jeans. -
Around 150 days in mine. I wear them everyday all day. After wearing a lot of IH offerings now. These are hands down my favorite!
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Realized I forgot to post my 12 month shots from the invitational over here, also including some pictures of the damage that’s about to get repaired.
IG : Davids_Denim
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@Davids_denim amazing fading man. Really inspiring me to break mine out. They’ve been neglected this winter.
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@Davids_denim They look great Lots of wear & tear.
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@SKT 10 I think.
pre soak then first wash at 3 months then monthly washing. -
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@SKT thanks man, I worked hard to make sure I did these justice.
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@bluemantra my advice would be
- turn them inside out
- get them wet through, submerge in a sink/bathtub
- once completely wet, wash at 30c on little/no spin
- once finished, turn the right way out, straighten out any creases
- leave to drip dry
This method will keep agitation to a minimum. The "get wet before washing" seemed a bit odd to me at the start, but it really does reduce unwanted streaks/creases - I learnt the hard way by skipping this step on a pair of SBG denim!
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@AdamJ Thank you Adam. I went ahead and followed these steps and indeed got minimal to no shrinkage. As long as I wash the same in the future can I expect minimal to no further shrinkage?
Pre-wash:
Waist: 33.4"
Thigh 12"
Knee 8.7"
Hem 8.3"
Inseam 36"Post Wash:
Waist 33.4" (After stretching)
Thigh 11.9"
Knee 8.5"
Hem 8.1"
Inseam 35" -
@bluemantra Nice one, yeah you should be fine. Once they've had a couple of washes like that there shouldn't be much shrinkage left in the fabric if at all
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@Llew81 these look fantastic dude and thank you for sharing. Photos help answer many questions about wear and fades. They can even help answer questions that have not been asked yet. 6 month photos in particular provide a visual benchmark of what fade potential is at this checkpoint.
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@Oaktavia No worries.. that's exactly what I use the forum for really is seeing what the garments might look like after a while so the more references the better!
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@Oaktavia I was thinking to do so around the 6 month mark but in truth they just don't really need it. I guess all my wear coming over the winter probably helps. They don't smell at all, any bits of dirt or mud spatter from watching my kids play rugby just crumbles away fairly quickly so a wash hasn't seemed that necessary yet. Also it seems that the wear marks/fades seem to be accelerating now. Kind of like you need to break the back of them and then things really start to change.. I didn't really notice a huge amount of difference at all for the first 4 months or so, though that is partly because you just get used to what they look like currently rather than what they were to start
