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I was doing some browsing and I think the AI-001 are edging out the 710s as my next pair.

http://www.okayamadenim.com/collections/pure-blue-japan/products/ai-001

Has PBJ ever done any special models of the XX-003? It seems like they only do the specials (ie 24oz/purple/etc) in every other models besides the 003 

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So much winning on this page, great work Bradl and Andrey!

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Love this jacket, although the length is quite short.  Very to little shrinkage after 2 hot washes

^^^^ Yikes

I just got this guy a couple of days ago.  S0552XX 15oz., Size 44, 2 hot washes.

Brand New

2nd Hot Wash drying

Quick work stealth shot

I will be taking a family vacation to Morocco at the end of March for little over a week and will get some good quality wears.  I imagine lots of walking, so I'm planning on washing my jeans when I get back.  Looking forward to both the trip and wash

Congrats guys!

To my knowledge, agitating the jeans with the soak/wash will shrink the jeans more

Wow, I have the 2015 20oz. for little over a year and nowhere near to that level

For the FH 6002, is it already washed? If not, how much will the 44 shrink in the chest? Would it fit me if I'm a 23in in the chest?

 

 

my pbjs 3 year anniversary. So happy they still look great  Pics kinda suck. Oh well they do them justice

Great job! So very nice!

 

^^Thanks for the opinions guys. I need a waist of 35-36 and my favorite fits started out with such raw measurements (also the 500 & 710). If the 3009 starts out at 34 I won't take that risk. Maybe I can try them on at DC4, that should help. I found that the waist mesurements alone are somtimes misleading, the rise and hips measurements are crucial to a fit as well.

For what it's worth, I went true to size on FH 2015 34w and it stretched in the waist a bunch past their raw state.  I'd say like an extra inch.  

I just checked the 3009 again -might be the first time that I'd need a 35. The 34 will be too small and the 36 doesn't give me the slimmish cut I'm after. The 3012 might be the better Option then.

Wouldn't you be able to fit in a 34 in 3009, when can fit in a 34 of your current Sams (500) and 710s?

I want to get some other FH denim whenever I see 3000 or 1000 fades. My 2111s are great but it's hard to wear them year round in Texas. Echoing Max here, I think the 3012 or 3009 could be in the cards for me at some point.

update pics of your 2111s?

Kyle, 

Have you had a chance to stumble on any 20oz fades yet?

Do you mean measuring my body, or measuring a shirt that fits well?

 

It was more in regards to your body measurements of chest and shoulder.  

I'm interesting in the sawtooth, but with you being an anomaly and Danny saying to size +1, I'm a bit confused.  I'd have to agree with more of your advice though because I'm a muscular athlete as well.

I actually had a different experience, so I figured I throw my 2 cents in: I wear a 42 western flannel, a 42 T, and I ordered a 44 in the sawtooth, but it was way too big and I exchanged it for a 42. The 42 fits me perfectly, a little slimmer in the waist than my flannels (and definitely as slim as I'd ever want to go) but I love the fit. Here's a comparison:

 

All 42, although the T is a pre-wash fit pic. Hope this helps anybody looking at the sawtooth, I personally love mine and alternate between wearing it as an overshirt and a shirt - its the perfect middle weight to do both.

whats your p2p and shoulder size?

Wearing it right now, would you like me to snap some pictures?

Haha YES! You have all the denim I've been curious about (ie x-33's/ the heavy denim shirt).  

How's the denim for the shirt? Any nep or slubiness? How long have you had it?

Does anyone have any experience with SDA's work shirts? I found this and it looks very interesting:

http://blueingreensoho.com/site/index.php?page=shop.product_details&category_id=116&flypage=shop.flypage&product_id=15054&option=com_virtuemart&Itemid=62&vmcchk=1

^^^ Very nice, I was always interesting in those jeans and how they will eventually fade.  Looks like you're really putting them to work.

Volunteer works is a good idea for a challenge.