There's no Such Thing as a Stupid Question
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Y’all recommend hand washing for loopwheel tees as opposed to an American top
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I just cold wash mine in the machine and they come out fine.
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Thanks Dave. Do you have. Top loading machine with on of those shitty agitators like
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I use the local laundromat, which is far from new & up to date ha. It’s a front loader but probably as old as me!
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Yeah that’s a different style than I have. Thanks though bud
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Totally skim read your initial post, sorry!
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Loopwheeled t-shirts are no more delicate than other t-shirts. I wash all of mine exactly the same in standard top loading washers and have never had any problems.
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Ok, thanks Chris. Did you have any shrink?
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Hey G, so I totally get that the 25oz tests the limits of what’s possible in terms of heavy weight denim. And I love the XHS, it’s by far my favorite and go to denim. But have there every been any talks of IH possibly trying anything heavier? I know Naked and famous does a 32oz and I heard Samurai does something like a 25oz UHR that when soaked shrinks to 27oz.
Just curious, still very happy with IHs denim offerings, but just wondering….
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Haraki almost killed me when I asked for 25. We will not go heavier…
With all our other denims, we get a known percentage of 2nd and 3rd grade denim when we weave it (it's different for each type of denim, but it is known and it is constant). With the 25oz, the amount of 2nd and 3rd grade it totally unpredictable. We believe we are at the limit of what is sensible.....
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Anyone have any experience with, or opinions of Sage denim Co.? Either with their denim or wallets?
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Yeah bud, that’s the company I’m referring to.
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Yeah, I hear ya. I’ve been doing some reading about them and it seems they’re size charts don’t match what people actually are receiving pre-Soak. I hear they run much smaller than what they state.. that’s enough for me to stay away. 40 dollar shipping from the other side of the world and not knowing what I’m gonna get? That’s a hard pass.
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Does anyone else do a properly designed and constructed old school cardigan like this …?
http://www.northseaclothing.com/product/the-engineer-cardigan-new
... NSC are sold out in my size
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The best looking one that I have seen is the Mister Freedom "Campus Cardigan", but it's significantly more expensive than the example you posted.
http://www.misterfreedom.com/campus-cardigan-natural.html
I own the natural one, and compared to all ofther cardigans and sweaters I've owned in my life (That I can recall), this one is a "tank". Very heavy, dense knitting, 100% wool, and it's WARM.
I can tell you that Ohio Knitting Mills is who made them for MF, so if you poke around the internets, maybe they have made something similar for another brand, with less of a mark-up.
(Here's the OKM website…)
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Dehen 1920 are on par with Ohio Knitting Mills
https://www.dehen1920.com/shop/classic-cardigan/dark-navy
I've owned both and think they are both well made. Dehen 1920 are heavy as heck
