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It's usually considered that the knee is 13" down from the crotch.

@piece keeper Carhartt WIP do a denim version of those pants and they now come in everything from slim to relaxed fit, however, I found that anything that I used to put in that pocket tended to fall our when you sit down, so be warned!

@pedro I would say that you are right with your assumption on there being more denim per capita in Thailand than anywhere else. Apparently, there is a brisk business there with people renting out their jeans to construction workers for a few weeks to break them in

@bodMy understanding is that the Tab ban is both for the domestic Japan market and export.

@Broark Here are my measurements of the size 105 we have in store measured BIG style Waist: 34.5" Front Rise: 12.5" Back Rise: 16" Thigh: 12.75" Knee: 9.5" Hem: 7.75" Inseam: 32.5"

@beautiful_FrEaK There is no winter or summer specific version of the 105s as far as I'm aware. Yes, there is a women's version It runs from size 0-2 and would have different measurements from the men's version. I've posted the official orSLow 105 size chart in this thread but can post again if people want.

As far as I know, Levis's claim is on the tab itself, regardless of its position.

In other news, Levis has gone after orSlow for patent infrignment and they will no longer be able to attach a tab to the pockets of their denim jackets and jeans. The good news is that nothing else will change. Just from next season, there will be no more tabs. I guess that it makes the pairs we already own with a tab that extra bit special.

Agreed, there are only 150 of them apparently.

You mean the darker of the two legs? I believe that leg is 60s denim. The other side is 70s denim.

So it seems that I didn't have the whole picture and there will be a whole line up of 501s for next season: 1890, 1915, 1933, 1944, 1947, 1954, 1955, 1966 and 1976 The 1880 triple pleat blouse, Type 1,2 & 3 denim jacket are also back. All in cone denim. Including these tributes to cone mills a 1955 501 and Type 2 jacket made from all the different years of cone denim. Not sure what i think about the above though?

Good question I've never seen the Buzz denim in person. Any stores outside JP stock it?

I guess that's the problem with small run limited items and when you need to work with another brand for production. It probably costs Pallet around $100 to make, they sell them to Bryceland for around $200 and Bryceland has to make their margin otherwise it's not worth doing.

The theme of SS19 is the 1950s hence why those two models.

It's been mentioned a few times. But all current season LVC is white oak cone denim. Next season will be the end of the white oak mills and they are only doing a 47 and 54 in 501s. All 66s this season are white oak, so no need to freak out.