IH-555-XHS - 25oz Selvedge Denim Slim Jeans - Indigo

[neph93]

“Core Product”?!

Happy days [emoji1]

[Kasi]

Am gonna size up from 31 two 32, let see how this journey takes me [emoji108]

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[alexswords]

I wish they had a smaller leg opening  .. I think the 555-01 and 555-03 were spot on for a slim tapered Jean (just my opinion of course).. is there a reason the leg opening measurements have gotten bigger with the releases of the 555xhsib and the 555xhs??

[neph93]

To account for shrinkage and the thicker denim I’d imagine.

[Kasi]

@neph93:

To account for shrinkage and the thicker denim I’d imagine.

You’re right once it touch water in the end it will be your dream fits.. wouldn’t even worry they being bigger at first.

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[Filthy2123ozjunkie]

@neph93:

To account for shrinkage and the thicker denim I’d imagine.

I'm no sewing guru but I think the opening has to be wide enough to fit a platen through. The 2nd inseam stitch gets sewn right side out so some part of the machine has to fit all the way through the leg. The other 2 seams get sewn inside out. I'm probably wrong. Just a guess.

[Kasi]

Yeah finally have them, amazing jeans as always by Iron Heart. I have size up from 31 to 32. Didn’t hems them this time fancy a change this time.
Here some teaser photos. [emoji108][emoji4]….

feel free to have your say.

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[neph93]

Very nice indeed @Kasi . I like the daps and the tee too.

Sounds like a solid theory @Filthy . The thickness of the seams will certainly add to the measurements. They are visibly chunkier on XHS iterations than on 21oz jeans.

[Kasi]

@neph93:

Very nice indeed @Kasi . I like the daps and the tee too.

Sounds like a solid theory @Filthy . The thickness of the seams will certainly add to the measurements. They are visibly chunkier on XHS iterations than on 21oz jeans.

I am a die hard fan for loopwheel t shirts have quite big collection.
Thanks as always for the input.

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[Crit_Obs]

How is the weight & hand of this iteration of XHS compared to the XHSib? @Kasi

[Kasi]

@Crit_Obs:

How is the weight & hand of this iteration of XHS compared to the XHSib? @Kasi

About the same I have worn 25oz in pronto and still feel the same as they go softer in wear.

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[neph93]

^ that makes sense. In all three cases the denim is essentially the same. It is just the different dying processes that alter the hand and the effect of that will lessen with wear. The different dying processes certainly make for different fading patterns though.

[Dion]

Can't wait till Monday… and I hope I got the length right.

[Kasi]

@Dion:

Can't wait till Monday… and I hope I got the length right.

What length did you go for

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[Dion]

Slightly below 35 in inseam as I want them to end up at around 34 after soaking/washing. I did squeeze below one inch of shrinkage out of my previous XHS pairs so I think it should be fine. It's just a tiny concern a new batch of denim could behave differently. Will report back with measurements.

[Kasi]

@Dion:

Slightly below 35 in inseam as I want them to end up at around 34 after soaking/washing. I did squeeze below one inch of shrinkage out of my previous XHS pairs so I think it should be fine. It's just a tiny concern a new batch of denim could behave differently.

You will be ok, hot two soaks will sorted that.
I have 777 25oz loss only one inches in length.

But this time on 555 i left them long had a change of heart.

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[dert]

I hemmed to 35.5 to shoot for a final of 34.5, will also report back.

[dert]

Standing on the balcony 24 hrs after getting wet. I gave them a hot soak followed by a hot wash cycle for the agitation (no detergent, no spin) and hung to dry. I did this because I am between two sizes and chose the larger.

Before / After (size 36)

Waist 38 / 37.1
F rise 11.7 / 11.5
B rise 16.2 / 15.8
Thigh 13.3 / 13
Knee 9.2 / 8.8
Opening 8.5 / 8.3
Inseam 35.75 / 35

[neph93]

@dert, good man. Documentation is always super useful.

[Kasi]

Think there more shrinkage left to soak depending what u wanna do

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