IH-888S-19L - 19oz Left Hand Twill Selvedge Denim Mid/High Rise Tapered Cut Jean

[JamesB]

@Iron_Geert The most contrasting fades are generally considered to be within the IB iterations of any jeans, in particular the 25oz! you will also see great fading potential across the board and in particular the 19L's.. Both the 19L and XHS are equally as durable and very hard-wearing. The most useful way of seeing how our jeans can potentially fade is by checking out or examples within our 'Hall of Fades' which can be found by clicking here. I hope this all helps! Any further questions feel free to pop us an email at: shop@ironheart.co.uk

[AdamJ]

19oz LHT has been added, got an awesome pair of jeans which I'm uploading soon as well as a number of recent entries

[krebsy]

The vertical fades on this denim are nice. Took these before their first hot hand wash. They pop a little more now

[Marcel]

While visiting Arborator in Haarlem last weekend I noticed this model and couldn't help myself and had to try a size 33. Needless to say I was sold so I can call myself the proud owner of another 19oz ironheart denim, next to my 526Lod jacket. The Lod denim is even tougher than the non overdyed denim.

[flannel slut]

@Marcel well done dude. The lefty evos are so rewarding

[hoppy_IPA]

Progress update. Almost three months of moderate wear. Hoping to double that before it's get hot.

[camrob717]

Probably a dumb question here, but I recently got the 888 19oz IH and love them, but the indigo bleed is REAL :). I’m debating on doing an initial cold soak just to scale the bleed back a little bit so I don’t continue to make everything around me seem like a member of the blue man group was hanging around. Is this a dumb idea that will “ruin” the denim and future fades, etc., or will this likely just result in less indigo bleed but fades, etc. will still develop just fine?

[krebsy]

Not dumb at all IMO. It won't ruin the denim or the fades, but I don't know how much it will tame any crocking. I did a blazing hot hand soak of my pair before wearing to squeeze out some shrink, and they still leave indigo in the usual places, shoes, hem of shirts, jackets, etc. They still evolve just fine after some wear.

[yannis]

@camrob717. I don't think there is much you can do to avoid it. But in time that will slow down.

[MTpockets]

Embrace the crocking. You can't avoid it. Convince your significant other that it's a necessary part of life.

[Boit]

I dont presoak any of my denims unless they are unsanforized and unwashed. I also wait till after they are done crocking to wash them in a machine. If they get too dirty early on, then i handwash in tub.

[Alex]

Washing will stop crocking more than soaking. A cold soak, as others say, is unlikely to really achieve much in terms of croc prevention

[camrob717]

@Alex For washing vs. soaking, is there a "risk" to doing this, or would it possibly just take away a bit of the color and prevent some crocking? Ultimately, it sounds like the answer is to embrace it and bring a towel with me to sit on if I'm on light upholstery

[Alex]

@camrob717 said in IH-888S-19L - 19oz Left Hand Twill Selvedge Denim Mid/High Rise Tapered Cut Jean:

Ultimately, it sounds like the answer is to embrace it and bring a towel with me to sit on if I'm on light upholstery

Pretty much the main take away

[goosehd]

@camrob717 for your viewing pleasure and maybe a laugh or two: Honey, I stained the chair

[Boit]

I’ve been wearing these for a majority of the week over the last 5 months. First wear was for our family photo shoot for holiday cards. I just now got these into their first machine wash and snapped a few pics. I am really liking the vertical fading of this denim…and seeing the tracks go the other way (first pair of LHT and first pair of 888

[DeeDee85]

@Boit they are looking fantastic!

[Boit]

newly born:

now worn:

[hoppy_IPA]

Post wash (5th) pics

[goosehd]

@hoppy_IPA Fantastic shot of the leg twist!!