IH-634SR - 21/23oz 5 Year Anniversary Straight Cut
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Just received mine today, thanks Monday!!!
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@monday:
i still think the SRs are the best put together pair of Iron Heart jeans i own.\
Just received mine today, thanks Monday!!!
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true story they are the best built pair i own.
so good when i was 1st biten by the Iron Heart bug i purchased a 38 & they were too big. so i went back on the hunt for a 36, i was able to score them & pass along my good fortunte to derivative666 at an incredible price.
if you must know lando
don't come over here investigating what's going on. we good on this side
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Hahaha, was just curious. I know you are good!
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nah, we ain't good we got internet beef
internet beef, hahahahahahahahaha
seul get out of here & go that way with porky pig & any other odd animals you can find, hahahahahahahahaha
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My new favorite rugged wear has arrived. The body armor is soaking as I type…
Here's an update on what's been done thus far, this is my first unsanforized experience:
-Soaked in "hot" water in the washing machine basin, lid closed, from 6PM-9AM MST this morning. With hand agitation four times during the first soak.
-Switched water and soaked again on the "hot" setting...Still soaking at 10:51 AM (1h 45min so far)
Question: I am thinking about wearing the jeans while slightly damp until they dry. Is this recommended or does it affect how much they ultimately shrink (less/more)? And how damp should they be before I put them on?
Pre-soak Measurements:
-waist: 28"
-thigh: 11.9"
-knee: 9"
-opening: 8.6
-rise: 10
-inseam: 35There was still an inch of room in the waist. There are four silver buttons on the fly, so the rise actually feels quite high.
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You've soaked it for 16 fecking hours?.. If there's still an inch left in the waist after 16 fecking hours I def wouldn't wear them damp as that's a method to stretch jeans… Although if they're a bit big, they shouldn't stretch unless you do squats and such...
But seriously: 16 hours??? Where the hell did you come up with that idea?..
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Well the info on this thread calls for an overnight soak: To me that's 8-12 hours. I needed to shrink the waist and every other measurement significantly since I'm a 27" waist, so I went for 15.
I checked them in the morning and went with another hot soak, per the instructions on this forum, for 2.5 hours.
I took them out 11:30AM MST for a total of 17.5 hours. I have read here that you should soak your jeans until you remember that they're there, and then soak them again, so I do not find my attempt unreasonable, but of course we will see
They are drying in the sun, will post updates shortly. Thanks for the comments!
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Tried them on while damp…Almost perfect in the waist, just able to button the top. Amazing shrink action in all dimensions. Gonna let dry another hour. I worked the leg seams while wet to counter-act the leg skew, and they have remained straight so far. The humidity in Albuquerque is 25% right now so they dry super quick. Will put on and wear around after that, updates coming...
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Hope you'll be able to bend your knees adam!
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@vespr^1198s:
D97x7: I think they are perfect the way they are now, they will look great after you break them in. It's up to you though of course.
TinMan: I am using an Angelos bifold wallet that measures 4.5 x 3.75 when empty. It does not take up the whole pocket, I just place it in the same spot every time i remove and replace it.
where did you get the wallet it sounds cool
