IH-777-XHSib - 25oz Selvedge Denim Super Slim Tapered Jeans - Indigo/Black
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I believe XHSib should come by end of year. Thats what I read on the 634 thread.
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Hello IHers,
I've been keeping my eyes on this since long now, when it should restocked again? -
@JoshC said in IH-777-XHSib - 25oz Selvedge Denim Super Slim Tapered Jeans - Indigo/Black:
@tvaillant75 You are correct we should get restock hopefully either this month or next
@FK971 No date yet, but follow this thread for updates.
Also this thread may be helpful: https://forum.ironheart.co.uk/topic/17771/how-to-find-out-release-dates-get-notified-when-product-arrives-and-other-useful-links
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@goosehd
Thanks my man. -
Hello everyone. Probably like other people, I am eagerly awaiting the release of these beauties. They will be for me, the first time I would have a pair of 25 oz. Now, a question: how are they considered in terms of breathability, warmth compared to for example the 21 oz indigo of which I have a pair! Or if there is a thread with specifications in terms of stiffness, warmth and airiness/breathability of different materials, please direct me to it.
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@bilos2511 The 21oz denim is much more supple and breathable than the 25 XHSib, which is thick and crunchy and not particularly breathable. I usually put away my 25 XHSib for the warmer months, but my 21 oz I wear throughout the year. I find them even more breathable and more comfortable on warmer days than my 14 oz bb.
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@bilos2511 I have the regular XHS that I've been wearing since the end of August almost entirely. Every day. Today(18°) I wore my 21oz and they felt like they had teeny holes in them. Like screen doors
. I immediately went back in the house and put the XHS back on. I was hoping to utilize the higher rise of my 21's(555) while driving. Nope. spoiled by the 25oz insulation. -
Ok, everything is very clear and thank you. So if I want insulation in cold weather, XHS is much more suitable. On the other hand, in warmer temperatures, a pair of 21 is more suitable. As I was saying, I have the 21 and I can tell during this period (2-3-4 degrees Celsius) how they behave. Thank you.
