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after seeing that part of the video I reached out to the shop and the person who replied ended up buying my item for themselves, rather than for some kind of analyzation or deconstruction. it gave me some refreshing perspective. their standards for what it means for a garment to be outworn are clearly pretty high. wearing it everyday for 6 years, and then falling off a motorcycle while wearing it is probably about the bare minimum. also nothing wrong with a local tailor if you're not dealing with a speciality fabric. just because the garments are produced to some degree of complexity doesn't mean they can't be adjusted or repaired by someone local to you. it's a big mistake to let a flaw like a hole or tear worsen while you wait for an email reply. been there. -
By Maynard Friedman · Posted
Thanks Paul, but how would that explain why they twist the wrong way? Surely it would either stop them twisting or reduce the twist in the expected direction for right hand twill? -
IIRC, in the late 70s, Cone changed the fabric to be pre-skewed, to eliminate leg twist. (I don't know how well it works, as when I used to go thru stacks of 501 in the 80s, you'd see lots and lots of leg twist). One guess therefore might be that Kaihara have over done the pre-skewing? Although my recollection , without checking, is it started in 79.
That's only a guess, as I don't really understand how pre-skewing works, and even people experts like Ralph Tharpe aren't too sure why some jeans show more leg twist than others. -
By l13902733261 · Posted
Finally ! the man has decided to make some proper "G9" jacket. -
You can modify the URL manually to enter the page number. Look at the URL on page 1, then click on page 2. In the URL, there's a "1" that will become "NaN" (maybe stand for "Not a number"). You can replace that "NaN" with 2, 3, etc.
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