IRON HEART WAYWT - 2024 EDITION
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@Matt That Ministry shirt is something special from my youth.
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@indigostiff no shit! I had the mosquito tour shirt from 92(?) when they were out with Helmet and Sepultura but it didn’t survive the years. Also it was XL as was everything back then. I always wanted this one and they had them on tour last year so I grabbed it.
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@Oaktavia i dig the hell outta those boots
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@T4920 bout a week and a half ago...sometimes I just need a buzz.
@WhiskeySandwich It's an Iron Heart x Wesco collab if you didn't already know. I love how low key they are and in black rough out I couldn't say no!
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Lovely day’
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@goosehd nice snapshot of a life well lived. In Viberg Chelseas?
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@mclaincausey yes sir!!
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@mclaincausey I aspire to the fit you have on the denim pair above, that is my idea of a perfect one. So please bear with my questions.
Are those 634?
Or 633?
To achieve that degree of looseness on the thighs do you have to size generously at the waist? And must hold them up with a belt?
I very recently bought 2 633 pairs at Self Edge and wish I had bit more free space around the thighs. I’m thin-thighed (never did a squat in my life) so that isn’t a factor for me.
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@motojobobo thank you sir.
These are 666 in the vintage 18oz denim TTS (33”), hemmed a half inch longer than my inseam measurement, initially soaked/agitated in warm water, and rarely washed (only when they stink or stain, inside out on fairly cold temperatures and hung to dry). I wear them on my waist just below the tops of my hipbones. I’m 5’10” and about 160lbs. If you haven’t tried 666 it just may be the cut you’re looking for.
My last two pairs are 777 and I love that fit too. Noticeably less roomy in the thigh to be sure but they don’t feel tight and they do better with boots—I find these tend to stack atop the shafts of engineers when I sit and have to be pulled back over the boot. The other thing I appreciate about the 777 is they tend to make really good honeycombs because of the relative narrowness through the knees.
