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I went TTS for size 30 which is the normal size I usually wear in other jeans.. if you ask me, in my opinion they fit like 60's on the upper block and 50's on the lower legs in terms of straight lack with minimal taper, if that makes any sense

I'm digging your fit and going by your comments on the cut, I think I might have to try these out in the near future, although I might be screwed as far as inseam length goes... (like with the denime 20th edition)

I dunno what everyone's problem with the patch is, I quite like it, I think Resolute has an interesting vibe going on and Hayashi is definitely one classy guy, so if these jeans are his style, I think they are worth checking out...

true to vintage style or not...

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Cheers Tiro. That is my personal comments, as far as my limited knowledge goes.. here is the measurement of my pair for reference:

BIG style

Size 30.

Post 1 warm overnight soak and 1 warm handwash-all done prewear

And this measurement taken after 3-4 times wear after dry

Waist: 31.5"

Front rise: 10.8"

Back rise: 14.4"

Thigh: 12.0"

Knee: 9"

Hem: 8.4"

Inseam: 32.5"

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I hoped that. just searched through their "official" online shop and the inseam was stated at 84cm for all sizes. no option of choosing the inseam.

but I hoped you would answer. still wearin the "Neutral" jeans?

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I hoped that. just searched through their "official" online shop and the inseam was stated at 84cm for all sizes. no option of choosing the inseam.

but I hoped you would answer. still wearin the "Neutral" jeans?

Neutral are taking a rest while I rotate one pair every day for the next few months in my stupidly large collection which is being rationalised through ebay as quickly as I can list them........addiction is a terrible affliction!

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i still wear mine in my rotation...no apparent fading yet...maybe since they fit loose on me..

thanks for bumping this thread up, reminding me to wear them more exclusively..

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Hi everyone,

Any updates on how the threads are holding up? I'm considering ordering a pair because I loved wearing my Demines, but the threads breaking was such a downer.

Thanks,

Jonny

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nothing much going on my pair since ive only worn them sparingly since i got them...but they were on quite afew times last december during summer here downunder.. total wear maybe give and take 3-4 weeks..

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its hard to describe the denim on these...they feel like warehouse in term of softness and hairiness but they also have some characteristic of cone in terms of even weave (not slubby) and the lightness of the fabric...

the colour is less dark than lvc...more often than not they have this metallic shade of blue...

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Has anyone bagged a pair of the 710 - 66 cut?

Love this pair I found on google..

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Delivered yesterday, dried overnight over after hot soaking. It doesn't look it but the denim is quite fuzzy, flash has made them bluer. No fit pics yet but they are slim fitting but not tight, definitely a pair of jeans that will look better dressed smart/casusal, just like Hayashi -San.

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the reason is, no one buys them :D

so just go out, grab a pair and come back in one year ;)

lol :D

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oh...and someone should say now "hat about a Resolute contest by the way"? ;)

TBH, this brand also deserves more attention, I'm sure

I think one reason is..they are a no frills blue jeans with a flat looking denim which comes in a ligther (more accurate?) indigo color.

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I think the key drawback with this brand to date is the lack of a retailer in Europe/USA or even someone like and-Japan or Okayamadenim who can offer the jeans directly without proxies/third parties, etc, which all add to the cost. These are no frills jeans and they are more expensive than other similar brands, therefore consumers will probably buy tried and tested competitors such as Warehouse, SDA, Fullcount, Sugar Cane etc, which are cheaper and more readily available, without third party costs.

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