Indigo rub off
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@Giles thanks Giles. Saved me a needless job!
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In my experience IH jeans shed much less indigo than other jeans - I wear white t shirts most days and don’t get any crocking on them.
My ib pair shed much more, but it cleans off fairly easily. Unless you are wearing a light suede/roughout or white pair of shoes it isn’t really an issue. I don’t wear white trainers with jeans for that reason and I embrace the crocking on my roughout Wescos.
What shoes other than white trainers are you getting colour transfer on?
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@Gavin666 this „denim bleeding“ is really not so cool, but I think we have to live with it. Washing your jeans doesn‘t solve the problem. You find a lot of tips and tricks in the internet depending on the material of the shoes. With my buckskin shoes it was successful to use an eraser for small spots. But when I wear the jeans again, it starts bleeding again. So I decided to leave it as it is. There is a store in Berlin which can clean your „denim shoes“, but the problem always remains the same. You will find denim again on your shoes when you wear them after the washing procedure.
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@Tago-Mago said in Indigo rub off:
@NickD my toilet seats beg to differ, much to my wife’s annoyance
I mean, it’s traditional to at least pull your jeans down before dropping a deuce.
Seriously though, the same thing happens to my home office chair, I just clean it every so often.
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@NickD said in Indigo rub off:
@Tago-Mago said in Indigo rub off:
@NickD my toilet seats beg to differ, much to my wife’s annoyance
I mean, it’s traditional to at least pull your jeans down before dropping a deuce.
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@NickD my roughout boots are covered and I have no issue but just got a pair of 777ii for work and was thinking about an olive pair of suede shoes I wear in the summer which won’t look good not be able to clean easily. Was seeing if the rrr was a way to minimise the transfer.
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@Tago-Mago try taking jean’s down before going to the toilet
