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[FlavourFade]

@goosehd thanks a lot!! Makes sense.

[gneicher]

I’m trying to see some aged, worn, 17 oz duck! Help a guy out?

[goosehd]

@gneicher I just did a quick search and these topics popped up.

https://forum.ironheart.co.uk/search?in=titles&term=17 duck

The first thread has these beauties listed:

@AdamJ said in IH-816 - 17oz Duck Work Pants:

@Graham been putting his pair to good use, too good not to get a snap!

They will be in the hall of fades next week!

[goosehd]

There will be a lot more in those threads included in the search…Good luck and have fun. One of my favourite things about the forum is all of the great pictures and stories submitted by the users over the years.

[gneicher]

@goosehd
Thanks goose.
Sorry I’m not experienced with correctly navigating the forum. I’ll keep looking!

[goosehd]

@gneicher No worries. Just follow the link for the search and work through them. Tons of pictures there.

[AdamJ]

@gneicher you can also check out the hall of fades on our website

[steelworker]

@AdamJ tools are useful. Here I believe knob is correct usage.

[Tago Mago]

@AdamJ I think Haraki should make a one-off knit in white/orange stripe for you, so you can look like a wandering traffic cone bumbling through Italian ZTL

[ARNC]

@Tago-Mago a rerun of the IHTB-01-OW might do?

[Tago Mago]

@ARNC 100% correct. Either way, we need photographic evidence

[Kristoffer]

Hey yall. My 21oz 634’s are starting to show a long streak down the right leg, any tricks for evening it out or getting rid of it?

[sabergirl]

I barely see what you’re talking about. Upon zooming in it looks like it may just be that row of yarn took up more dye than the rest during manufacturing. It’s just part of your jeans. I say embrace/ignore.

[Jack]

@Kristoffer

Doesn't look like too much to worry about, make sure you wash your jeans inside out, and hang to dry.

Apart from that once the denim fades and evolves it will be even less noticeable.

[Giles]

Yeah, it's an irregularity in the weave. Old shuttle looms do that sort of thing.....