Samurai Jeans
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forgot to take images of the selvedge details on the sleeve & cuff. all in all I'm happy as it cost what a Gitman shirt costs & the construction & materials seem top notch.
I think I will be getting a few more. thanks again for all the info @FOXY as I would have bought an XXL if I didn't put up the above info
They look good @madmonday ,really good,I don't think I can fit in them so another possibly costly obsession dies a borning. -
Beautiful shirt @madmonday! I bought these during the BiG 50% sale and although the fit will take some getting used to, I love the denim and the orange/gold thread.
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They look good @Anesthetist Are they low rise? what is it about the fit that's different? I love the look of the denim but if it's an 11inch rise I'm out of business
It measures about 10.75 which is a little low but not too bad. The fit actually isnt challenging, it is just a bit fuller than I am used to. I'm diggin it though [emoji1]
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710xx after wash #4
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Great, love the grainy structure!
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A waiter at this restaurant in having lunch just spilled hot chili sauce all over my jeans… This is right after they dried up
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Ok so I just pulled my jeans out of the washing machine and it looks like the chili sauce has left a stain. Any suggestions on how to get rid of it? Should I just throw it in the wash again?
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After two washes since the incident the stain still won't come out. I'm at a loss. Any suggestions anyone? Should I consider dry cleaning?
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I dont think dry cleaning will make much a difference. Maybe oxyclean? Personally, I would just keep wearing them.
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I'd just wear them.
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Maybe colorfast bleach. Or oxyclean as @Anesthetist suggested.
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I'll try oxyclean but stains are a huge peeve for me. In the mean time i used this incident as an excuse to buy a Pair of 666s jeans! Good thing I live near SESF!!
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Google: "How to remove (whatever you spilled) from cotton/denim/fabric"
Most likely you will need some combination of baking soda, oxyclean, soap, water, etc. When I get a stain, I mix up a proper paste of whatever pH is necessary and scrub it in with an old toothbrush and let it sit for a while. I then rinse it with an absorbent cloth on the other side of the fabric and try to push the stain through the fabric into the absorbent cloth, and then wash.
I don't get many stains though, and I'm sure google knows more than I do on the topic…
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Warm water in sink…add a tablespoon of dishwashing liquid. Let it sit for a few minutes.
Then agitate by hand, or use sponges on the area, like you would a dish....then, I hate to tell you this, throw back in the washer by itself and select medium load and add appropriate detergent, but not with jeans inside out, so the wear side is exposed. It has probably already set....but that is your best chance. -
Hi everyone.
My 710's are 4 months but still really tight in waist. I gave them one initial cold soak, but I am afraid of soaking them again, If they will shrink even more so I wont be able to fit them anymore.
My question: Do you think there will be anomore stretch in the top block If I keep wearing them?
If not I must get a new pair and size up./Jens
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If they haven't stretched in 4 months I can't see there be anymore coming.
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If they haven't stretched in 4 months I can't see there be anymore coming.
Cool - thought so - bad luck
If I should keep them. How would you threat them from now on? A machine wash is not an option because they will shrink too much - Is a cold hand wash an obtion, or should they be washed in a machine?
Thanks - appreciate your advice.
/Jens
