IH-721-OLV - 9oz Mercerised Selvedge Cotton Slim Tapered Chinos - Olive

[Alex]

@dlrarmy we don't have 35 in stock, so I guess you may have a typo in your post. Are you looking for a tag 35 at a UK based shop? If not, then where are you based?

[dlrarmy]

@Alex my apologies. I'm looking for a size 35. I'm located in Germany. However, I have a US address as well because I'm military. Do you have any clues or leads?

[Alex]

@dlrarmy I don't see any listed sorry. We are about to release this colourway in our relaxed tapered cut, though, if that is any use?

[dlrarmy]

@Alex said in IH-721-OLV - 9oz Mercerised Selvedge Cotton Slim Tapered Chinos - Olive:

@dlrarmy I don't see any listed sorry. We are about to release this colourway in our relaxed tapered cut, though, if that is any use?

@Alex - what is the IH# for the relaxed tapered ones? They might work.

[CosmoSix5]

Great quality. The sheen of the fabric is great. I will eventually get them hemmed about another inch I think.

[Tago Mago]

@dlrarmy 727, they are in the works in olive. See conversation here

[CosmoSix5]

[CosmoSix5]

Should I iron these? Warm dryer with damp cloth? Or this is how they're supposed to look?
Thanks!

[goosehd]

As with any clothing item, it is up to each individual wearer. Yes you can wear them as is, throw them into a drier with a damp towel, or press them.

[Slash]

@CosmoSix5 : The fabric is also a bit too "messy" for my taste if I understand correctly what you mean. While most chinos I have are mostly more smooth on the exterior surface, here it's more prone to some kind of wrinkling.
Not sure if it makes sense but I'm feeling like the smooth side is on the inside they really glide when I put those on
I think you made the best out of it with the shortest possible hemming. I did mine a little too long still which accentuate this effect of wrinkling imo.
But anyway, taste and all....

[CosmoSix5]

@Slash thanks for your insight. They look a lot cleaner in person than they appear in the photos. That may be the solution.

[seawolf]

@CosmoSix5 You could alwasy drown them in starch, let them dry, and press them. They won't wrinkle much after that.