IH-526J-SLB - 16oz Slubby Selvedge Denim Type III Jacket - Indigo

[AdamJ]

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[Ross]

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[Shaun]

Updated sizing chart can now be found in the first post.
Please be aware you may not be able to view the product’s website page leading up to launch, as it will be briefly offline whilst we prepare for the release at 1600 BST on Monday 16th June

[Nick]

[Giles]

@EdH said in IH-526J-SLB - 16oz Slubby Selvedge Denim Type III Jacket - Indigo:

this thing dropped a lot of indigo on its first wash

Mostly sizing agent and not indigo.....

[EdH]

@Giles this begs the question, what is sizing agent?

[Giles]

Usually starch, it lubricates the weft and warp yarns when the fabric is being woven. This reduces friction and reduces the chance of the yarn breaking, which causes loom downtime, faults in the woven cloth and thus increased cost.

[Ross]

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[pechelman]

Is there also sizing / starch applied after the washing process, presumably, when the garments are ironed out nice and flat?

[Transporter]

Man, this one is very tempting. The 16oz slubby denim of my 888s absolutely rocks.

[Giles]

@pechelman said in IH-526J-SLB - 16oz Slubby Selvedge Denim Type III Jacket - Indigo:

Is there also sizing / starch applied after the washing process, presumably, when the garments are ironed out nice and flat?

Nope......It is an urban myth that starch is applied to jeans post construction. At least, there is no point and I know of no one who does so.