Studio D'artisan

[bradl]

My x's-33 took a good month of wear to feel comfortable in the waist. Now it sits perfectly, don't need a belt.

[Bobbo]

Awesome, I was looking at the same pair. What size are you? and how are they fitting?

Thanks man! I'm a 32 and went TTS. They're snug in the waist but except that, they're very comfortable. I posted some fitpics a few pages back.

Edit:

Garden gnome: Yeah like Maynard says the waist did budge for me aswell. Took some time but it was worth it.

Edited May 16, 2014 by Bobbo

[HoustonChris]

Can anyone care to comment how to size their tshirts? They seem really really fitted.  

 

I'm usually a 22.5 - 23 inches chest for dress shirts and SDA only has a Large in the tshirt I want.  Their chest measures out to 19 inches......Just by writing this, going on Large sounds like a high risk....

Yeah, you're gonna need an XL.

[BukkakeKing]

For a skinny dude wearing a Size 28, Which fit would you choose ?! 103 or 107 ?

Thanks

[Maynard Friedman]

107 is the skinniest cut but 106 is in between 103 and 107 so perhaps that's the way to go.

[BukkakeKing]

Thanks Maynard, I'll look into these, I feel that the sda 107 is more tapered (comparing with different website) so I guess I'll take this one, plus denimio has them

[beautiful_FrEaK]

Preview of the 35th Anniversary or at least the SP-022

 

 

Hoping the translator failed me not though...

[Bobbo]

Ugh, I'm not a fan of the pockets. Too much over the top.

[Maynard Friedman]

Thanks b_F but it's a yuck-a- doodle-doo from me.

[lance]

Studio D'artisan produces some of the best denim available - ex.. XXX-28 which rivals or exceeds Jomon and Zipang TH but then they come out with this kind of thing - different strokes I guess..... Long as they come back with something spectacular and I bet they do.

[bradl]

The 35th anni jeans are the d-01, no?,  which should be out not too long.

 

But those are awful.

[Broark]

Lately I've been interested in the SD103XX.

Seeing how the natural indigo ages really tempts me!

[bradl]

But you have so many jeans, you would never get to actually see it.

[Broark]

Not saying I'm actually going to buy a pair right now, just making a comment that's all.

Maybe at some point down the road.

[Maynard Friedman]

If you look through this thread, you'll see some pictures of Paul T's faded 103XX. You are chalking up 'Likes' against a huge amount of jeans across the various threads so you'll have to go some serious rationalising in your head unless you want to become another Ed or beautiful_FrEaK!

[exaptavist]

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Edited October 8, 2015 by hoggreaser

[Broark]

Paul T's pair is the one I was actually admiring.

And it's alright Maynard, I enjoy collecting. 

[beautiful_FrEaK]

It's not that bad to collect jeans!

(Maynard you noticed? I got rid off some stuff recently )

[Broark]

Thanks for the positive reinforcement bF!

[HalforHalitosis]

Does D'Artisan ever do XXL in shirting?  BIG has some stuff I'm interested in but XL is SMALL

[altoclefchris]

http://dartisanblog.blogspot.jp/2014/06/1020.html

 

What an interesting idea. I wonder how these would look worn in.

[bradl]

Oh, everywhere you look it Serubitchi cell bitch! ! Cell bitch! ! ! ! ! ! Over Serubitchi's full

 

I still think those jeans are awful, and the price tag is even worse, but have to say it's a pretty cool piece.

Edited June 3, 2014 by bradl

[Vanquish Gold]

Reminds me of those extreme evisu pieces where the seagulls are flying all over the place. Tried too hard.

[Mich]

Polar bear patch?

[Foxy2]

You wish - probably white pig or cow...

[Mich]

You're probably right, since Polar bears are an endangered species.

[altoclefchris]

Oh, everywhere you look it Serubitchi cell bitch! ! Cell bitch! ! ! ! ! ! Over Serubitchi's full

 

I still think those jeans are awful, and the price tag is even worse, but have to say it's a pretty cool piece.

 

Yeah, they're a cool "concept" piece, but I don't think anyone's really rushing to get these.

[Maynard Friedman]

http://dartisanblog.blogspot.jp/2014/06/1020.html

 

What an interesting idea. I wonder how these would look worn in.

Still terrible, just worn in, so 'worn in and terrible'!

[Max Power]

I sill haven't figured out how the whole construction works - you can't see stitches on the legs or backpockets, yet the fabric must have been sewn together. There was a similar pair in an very old lightning Mag - I wondered the same back then.

[Foxy2]

It's a 3 panel leg instead of the regular 2 panel construction (front & back).

3 or more panel constructions are common in cycling bibs as they allow more anatomical cuts - in SDA's case I would think it is all about maximizing selvage and "train tracks" in a single pair of pants.

Furthermore, you can see in the area where the inseam meets the crotch seam that another panel has been used - this is called a "Zwickel" in German language and was quite common in the old days as it optimize fabric utilization. Here it maximizes selvage...