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  1. Ok, now a serious answer. I really think they cater to a different audience.

    All in all the Freewheelers are probably the better jeans. Cleaner construction, high quality materials, better pattern, more unique denim.
    The CSF really focus on the "authenticity" even if this means deliberately including failures. But (as you think as well @Dr_Heech ) using the period correct sewing machines and using the same sewing techniques is
    something you won't find on other jeans on this level.

    Price-wise the FW clearly win as you get a lot for your money and you don't pay a dick ;)

    But in the end, the best jeans is the one that fits you best and which you want to put on each day and that's why I said SC 1946 ;) 

  2. @yung_flynn Usually you see the hidden selvedge in the coin pocket on pairs up to the 60s. Sometimes with peek-a-boo selvedge. But that's surely not a hard rule as you can see with your Warehouse. My Lb40s also don't have the selvedge in the coin pocket. I am pretty sure not all Levi's were the same as well.

  3. 27 minutes ago, JMS said:

    Did someone mention they are doing another run of these in the spring? Looking forward to everyone's thoughts on the fit. Love the 'stovetop' waist flare. 

    Yep, they already have the 1946 listed for restock on their homepage in March 

  4. @tooth thanks for the measurements! Where do you measure the thighs though? 12" sounds tiny for a W33 so I don't think it's at the crotch?
     

    @MJF9 The back rise really sounds rather small but that's nice for me (I hope). Will find out tomorrow.

  5. 18 hours ago, silencejoe said:

    I love the denim and the details:P

    Pease wait for BF for the professional review :D

    Will have to wait until at least Saturday.

    The German counterpart of EMS is really not so good :D

  6. With BEARS you now they measured the jeans themselves (accoridng to their guide). With Celluloid I believe they just copied the numbers provided by Warehouse

  7. My size 34 shrank from 35" to 33" after two washes (and stretched back). 2.5" is probably possible if you wash hotter and/or use a dryer.
    Also shrinkage is a percentual thing. A 40" waist is more likely to shrink 2.5" than a 28" waist.

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