IH-634-DD - Indigo/Indigo 16.5oz Duck Straight Cut Jeans
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I gave mine a hot soak mainly because they were a little big and I thought it would help them soften up. They shrunk minimally and it didn’t help with the stiffness [emoji23]
I gave mine the same treatment IH recommend for the UHR (soak then machine wash) and got the decent shrinkage the product page suggests.
I should mention they’re crunchy af after the soak, but it definitely takes the edge off.
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I gave mine a hot soak mainly because they were a little big and I thought it would help them soften up. They shrunk minimally and it didn’t help with the stiffness [emoji23]
I gave mine the same treatment IH recommend for the UHR (soak then machine wash) and got the decent shrinkage the product page suggests.
I should mention they’re crunchy af after the soak, but it definitely takes the edge off.
I did a long soak and hand wash, have them out to dry now.
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Worth noting: mine have been through several machine washes because I work in them and as a result there are a lot of unwanted white streaks because of how stiff they are. If you can get away with soapy soaks I’d do that, if not, expect the streaks.
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Worth noting: mine have been through several machine washes because I work in them and as a result there are a lot of unwanted white streaks because of how stiff they are. If you can get away with soapy soaks I’d do that, if not, expect the streaks.
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Thanks @Brock. I'll stick to hand washing and soaking.
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IH Kit @yosemite -
Initial soak
4.5 months daily wear
casual abuse -
Cross posted on evo page…
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Brilliant!
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Fantastic !! Congrat
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Thank you! These are my favorite jeans of all time!
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also, can anyone from IH tell me what mill this fabric was sourced from?
pretty please with a CHERRY ONTOP! -
The selvedge version was woven in a tiny "house factory" husband and wife team, with 3 looms. It has no name…..Well, it's referred to as the Japanese equivalent of "John Does place". Then we bust to loom, the non-selvedge version was probably woven at Kuroki....
Thanks G! You da man!
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cross-post from the SuFu WAYFT thread—finally starting to see a little color pop through on these after a couple months' wear
Also shown: Levi's, TFH, Red Wing
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^ @julian-wolf wow, I like your style. (I envy those who can pull off Long hair that well.)
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Thanks, Max. Honestly, these jeans are pretty far on the slim side of what I prefer, but they look damn good for it…
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So mad my 35s don't fit, well they do but are really tight in thighs and waist….even the new 36s I have feel as snug. Might have to sell the 35s as I don't think I can get that small again
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Contrary to the posts in the first few pages of this thread, I've found mine to not shrink or stretch all that much. Over the course of maybe half a dozen washes, the inseam's gone down 1.75" and the waist has remained constant to within measuring error. I, too, was hoping for a little more give.
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Let me know which u are selling @Jordonf9
Sorry they aren’t fitting.
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I would say for me, the ducks do stretch slightly….for me mostly in thigh and knee area, but no in waist. Shrinkage is minimal except ininseam.
I am actually going through and measuring a few bottoms soon and will see how close my 35 are to the 36. The 35 had some wear, while the 36 are brand new. I love this fabric... seriously tough and beautiful.
