IH-777S-UHR - 21/23oz Ultra Heavy Raw Selvedge Denim Slim Tapered Cut Jeans

[Kasi]

Great Man once said they your Jeans do what you like with them
read comment on here old forum many years ago

[Oaktavia]

Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the Law

[manufc10]

This may be a silly question but I dont recall what I've done on previous pairs I've owned....but after the initial hot soak do you let them drip dry completely before you do the next step of washing/agitating, or do you let them dry enough just to where they aren't dripping wet anymore and are still damp? Maybe it doesn't matter....

[goosehd]

@manufc10 Hot soak, then directly into the wash/agitation for me. Inside out of course…

[manufc10]

@goosehd thanks for the input man.

[Oaktavia]

@goosehd said in IH-777S-UHR - 21/23oz Ultra Heavy Raw Selvedge Denim Slim Tapered Cut Jeans:

@manufc10 Hot soak, then directly into the wash/agitation for me. Inside out of course…

Hail Satan we found a winner

[spotmark]

Soaked them for an hour, hung them to dry overnight, put them on damp, and took the dogs for a 2.5 mile walk. I think they came out pretty darn good.

[goosehd]

@spotmark Great fit!

[deanclean]

Looks perfect!

[Luscombe]

I am looking at a pair of these and have a sizing question. I am still a bit confused after reading through this thread.
My best fit is the 777S. I have a pair of Slubbys that fit nearly perfectly. They are a tag 36 with a 36.1 waist and 10.8 rise. I like the lower rise and the waist is snug, just right.

The UHR in a tag 35 have a 36.5 waist pre-shrunk. This would fit well before shrinking.
The Tag 36 have a 37.7 waist pre-shrunk and would be big before shrinking.
I would soak these before wearing and expect a 1" shrink in waist.

Some recommendations suggest that the initial dry fit should be good and that the shrinking and re-stretching will provide the best long term fit.
So, what to do.

The tag 36 waist at 37.7 is too big pre-shrink.
The tag 35 waist at 35.6 is nearly perfect at pre-shrink.

Could I anticipate stretch back on the tag 35 to get to a 36" waist?
Would I be better off to try and hot shrink the Tag 36 to get to a 36" waist?

Appreciate your suggestions.
Thanks,

[Kasi]

Best is to get in touch with IH Crew they will advise you. Find the pair you want to the desire measurement

Requirement are to be soak and wash before wear

[JeansCat]

Hi guys!
On pictures jeans have more intense blue color.
Is there a difference with a normal pair, or it is just on pictures?

[goosehd]

@JeansCat I believe what you are seeing is primarily the pictures. The denim will look different depending on the light, camera being used, number of washes, what you're wearing it with, etc., and will change over the course of a day depending on those factors.

[Salted Racer]

I would just ask the shop if they have 36 pair with a waist close to 37.0 or just under. My 2 cents is better one inch too loose than one too tight. The waist will stretch back after shrink so i try to make sure the thigh measurements are good as well. Best to email the IH guys though.

[tody]

Woah, this is extremely stiff after the initial soak and wash.
That's surely gonna hurt in the morning...

[SKT]

@tody my prediction is you’re gonna love em!

[deanclean]

@tody like @SKT said. You will love them. I have 2 pair that I wear alternate with almost daily.

[tody]

I just realized that the above picture doesn't belong in this thread.
The label actually says 777-UHR, not 777S-UHR.
Thus I posted some pictures over here: https://www.ironheart.co.uk/forum//post/786164

[Luijim78]

will it come back in size 28? I'm tempted to get a 29 but if there's hope of a refill I'll wait! Thank you dear, good evening everyone

[isXnext]

@Luijim78 Just keep in mind that these are unsanforised and loomstate, so they will shrink decently upon first soak/wash. The measurements of my 555S-UHR were all around larger than what I normally go for, but after an hourlong very hot soak and gentle agitation, it came out perfect.

Knowing that may help you decide between two sizes depending on the measurements.