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By Cold Summer · Posted
Thinking about what I want from a Lee-style jean, I definitely prefer left-hand twill denim, a medium-regular rise, and straight fit. Looking over some of the XJ Samurai models on their site, they look really nice, but the rise is disappointingly low (about 10.5" on average, pre-soak, in my size.) Which is a bummer since the denim and pocket designs look great. Don't know if they're LHT. TCB's Catboy looks like it could be a good choice - only downside is that it's not left-hand twill. The Lee Archives ones look great. But who knows what the actual measurements are like on those, not to mention sizing/shrinkage. -
By beautiful_FrEaK · Posted
The Samurai Jins line would be the better Leepro option than the Yamato-line. And they have some classic straight models there.
But in terms of true Leepro you could just have a look at the Japanese (Edwin) made Lee Archives models, like these 1952s https://lee-japan.jp/shop/g/g05101-89-28/ -
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By Cold Summer · Posted
So who's making good Lee-style jeans, right now? Looking through this thread, it seems like a lot of the discussion is over older pairs by Sugar Cane, Full Count, etc. I know Samurai makes the Yamato jeans, but aren't those only available in a pretty tight fit? I want something with a classic straight fit. Looking at Lee's website, their 101 selvedge jeans don't look half bad. But I'm sure there are better options out there, right? -
By beautiful_FrEaK · Posted
I'm a bit undecided with these jeans. When I repaired them on Saturday, I had no anticipation to wear them again. But after putting them on the next day, I didn't want to take them off
The denim is a bit strange, the crinkled look does not feel natural and I still have the feeling that this denim wears down (e.g. broken weft yarns) quicker than other denims. Might be the yarns are twisted stronger or is it because of the high starch content?
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