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In my experience, there is still an appreciable amount of potential shrinkage in most one-wash unsanforized jeans (especially ones that you can tell visually haven't just been blasted with an industrial dryer).  Does this mean the fit is going to change drastically?  Probably not really, but, if it is just a hair of shrink below the knees that's desired as was indicated, that is an area what won't really stretch back at all.  I'd also be interested to see fit pics, because sometimes "slightly slimmer below the knees" can be pretty sufficiently sorted out by hemming/cuffing/wearing the jeans and letting the rigidity settle a bit.

Would post some pics later on, btw how do i resize pics in this forum's editor.

Most often cases not really. One wash jeans are put through industrial washers and dryers, and probably 99% of the shrinkage is achieved. I would say one wash-unsanforized denim is less likely to shrink than sanforized.

I heard different brands does their washing differently, hmmm.

Have you looked at your post 5 posts above mate? 

Ops sorry, i thought my post didn't went through at first. Edited it to answer your reply.

Anyways, so i assume it is possible to further shrink a one wash unsanforized?

I am aware that the 107 is already the slimmest cut, but the thing here is i am short, so it looks kinda awkward below the knee.

I am getting it hemmed post soaking anyways, It's is too long.