Posts made by xcesiv

Hoping to get some help with sizing. I have a pair of 21oz 634 overdyed in a size 40 that I wore for the summer. Love them, but the waist has doubled over and basically stretched out in a bad way, and the crotch area is very “cross hatched”. I love the fit minus the waist. In reality they don’t have any extra material in the thigh/seat/crotch, hence why they are on the path to wearing out early. Here’s my dilemma:

I recently purchased a pair of XHS 634 in a size 42. The waist fits great, way better than the OD’s ever did, so I feel like I nailed it there. Everywhere else is way too baggy with more material than I care for.

If I hot soak these, is it possible that the thighs and other areas will shrink down to my liking? Is the better option finding a size 40 with a waist that measures on the larger side? Finally do I try a 633 or 666 cut in a 42?

@goosehd said in IH-634S-UHR - 21/23oz Raw Selvedge Denim Straight Cut Jeans - Indigo:

@Freeman said in IH-634S-UHR - 21/23oz Raw Selvedge Denim Straight Cut Jeans - Indigo:

@rnl the UHR's aren't in production yet.
This would suggest that they aren't going to be here until the end of the year at the earliest.

@xcesiv the most current update.

Thanks, I saw that and wasn’t sure if there was a newer update as that was from May. Thankfully the re-loved pair I just purchased will hold me for now!

Any word on when these will be restocked?

Also any word on a restock?

@neph93 said in IH-634S-B - 21oz Selvedge Denim Straight Cut Jeans - Overdyed Indigo:

@Odin43 this was what made me wonder about the process.

It’s also a massive bonus for me, as I can get into a W34 in these, but a W34 in the OG IH-634-S would be too tight. At the waist and thigh.

It is worth knowing that the OD 21oz stretches even more quickly that the regular 21oz.

100% the truth right there. I picked up 2 pairs of jeans within the last 2 weeks, one being the 21oz overdyed. They definitely fit right on the money, compared to the indigo 634 where I could definitely go up a size.