Random questions to which you seek an answer
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Can I go TTS with Asics Gel Lytes?
Asics always fit me the same as Nike, Mizuno and pretty much every other athletic shoe. No experience with that specific model, though.
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Ok, quick question for those of you with the IH-801: how breathable is the duck fabric? Is it significantly less than the 21 oz denim?
I'm trying to decide if a pair will be too hot for me to wear in the 4+ months when the temperatures here in Texas exceed 95 degrees. Any insight into the wearability of the duck loggers in hot weather would be greatly appreciated.
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Ok, quick question for those of you with the IH-801: how breathable is the duck fabric? Is it significantly less than the 21 oz denim?
I'm trying to decide if a pair will be too hot for me to wear in the 4+ months when the temperatures here in Texas exceed 95 degrees. Any insight into the wearability of the duck loggers in hot weather would be greatly appreciated.
Well, I wouldn't say they are more breathable than the IH-634S but the fabric is lighter. Guess it also depends on how you size them. I went one up with a W33 for a baggier fit. Tell you what, I will do half the day in IH-634S and half the day in IH-801 tomorrow. It is currently in the high 90's here in NYC so it should be comparable… Expect a full analysis tomorrow evening!
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Is there any science in doing an ocean/sea wash with ones jeans? Or is it just a fun thing to do?
Not to my knowledge…
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^some argument, that the salt will keep the indigo better in (like Atelier la Durance claimed) and that rubbing with sand will help the contrasts. but then, I doubt that there is any big difference to a standard soak. And I don't know, if I would want to have seawater in my jeans (at least, without a further wash).
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@Max:
^some argument, that the salt will keep the indigo better in (like Atelier la Durance claimed) and that rubbing with sand will help the contrasts. but then, I doubt that there is any big difference to a standard soak. And I don't know, if I would want to have seawater in my jeans (at least, without a further wash).
well, when you DIY dye garments, you can use normal salt to "attach" the color. > so probably salty water will keep the indigo. And of course you need to rinse them afterwards…
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shoreman, i'll give it a try for you if no one else offers between now & Friday morning, but it might be better to get someone outside of NY to do it for you. I'm pretty sure they would charge me taxes & such while out of state you beat that additional cost.
if no bites, send me a pm with info & I'll see what I can do
**Hec, I'm still waiting on your package but once I get it will let you know
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Any chance of a IH schedule - what's coming up in such and such a month? I'd love to see a rough idea of what's coming up all in one place. If it's already been suggested then I +1 it. If it's already been dismissed, well, apologies…
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roger that….
thought that'd be the case. -
How long until Style Forum opens back up??? I have never wanted to look at that site more than I do right now. I am impatient, I know…
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"Styleforum.net: is down for up to 24 hours as we move to a brand new system. See you all on the other side." - via twitter.com @ 1:20 PM NY time...
