MORE pictures of worn in, BLACK DENIM?

[chris]

YES I KNOW HOW TO SEARCH. but what im looking for is for pictures of dry, black denim that has been worn in, IN ADDITION to the only picture i could find on this entire forum (including the "before and after" thread):

ive even searched through the photo gallery at the nudie forum, but still, no such luck. however, i did find this on the nudie fit guide:

anyone? tragicbliss?

[Thorns]

Good luck dude... I'm convinced pics don't exist

[Tobe]

hey chris, have you found a pair of black raw diors already?

[typicalfashion]

i want those ones in the fit guide pics

[john11f]

It seems like all of a sudden there's a sudden surge in interest for black denim...

[Guest Airjamie]

It seems like all of a sudden there's a sudden surge in interest for black denim...

Were all supergay, so its a psychological association stemming from our repressed desire for black cock. Wearing in raw black denim=black cock. Wheres my fucking PHD already.

[will_i_am]

dogfart.

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[prufrock]

damn, those black jeans look fucking awesome. im not a fan of black jeans, but i might have to get a pair.

-later days.

[partytaco]

just got a pair of black sorahikos. give me 6 months and i'll post some pics. from the distressed pair i saw at the store they seem to fade black to blue to white. weird.

[rnrswitch]

Are they black overdyed?

[mickawes]

Apparently those Samurai are special which is why they break down like that. Some kind of Indigoish dye. Only black. Heard it from some blog somewhere.

Maybe im talkin out of my ass...

All black denim I have ever seen worn down looked pretty bland to me. I saw some today infact, on a bum. His wasnt impressive at all, and no one breaks in jeans like the homeless.

[partytaco]

yes they are overdyed. i was under the impression that they were just black sulfur dyed but upon reading up on them i found out why they fade blue then white. the color on them reminds me a lot of the really dark blue/black you see on unwashed LVC or Lee Japans. went to the 45rpm store to get slim sorahikos changed my mind to regular sorahikos but ended up walking out with the blacks. too much good stuff in that place makesit hard to make up your mind.

[jwied82]

i think i read on a thread here that the dye for those samurai's was a mixture of indigo and black dye, so they look black but fade more like indigo.

I wonder how the nudie black black might fade? Ive heard its basically a dry indigo jean thats overdyed in black.

And i really like the black jims on the nudie fit guide.. im hoping that my pair eventually look similar to that... though it seem like itll take many many months

[LordOak]

those first ones are worth fighting for.

[horriblyjollyjinx]

actually the black Samurai's are just black, no indigo. The reason why they fade so well is that they are rope dyed which means that the core of the threads stay white and only the outer parts are dyed. The threads in the Samurai's have bigger white cores than usual, which helps the fading.

[6MT]

good ness....

[john11f]

actually the black Samurai's are just black, no indigo. The reason why they fade so well is that they are rope dyed which means that the core of the threads stay white and only the outer parts are dyed. The threads in the Samurai's have bigger white cores than usual, which helps the fading.

horribly, will the new s5000bk fade the same way as these?

[horriblyjollyjinx]

horribly, will the new s5000bk fade the same way as these?

yes. the denim is not the same, the ones pictured above are 15oz and the weave looks a little different, but the 5000's will fade pretty much the same. Don't expect it to happen fast though!

[BrokenGlass]

any info on how I can get my hands on a pair of the s5000bk? or any idea how much theyll cost?

thanks

[cultpop 0217]

here you go chris. its the best i can do.

black vintage 505s

black denim is hard to fade.

[john11f]

any info on how I can get my hands on a pair of the s5000bk? or any idea how much theyll cost?

thanks

At Blue In Green - Soho NYC : [email protected]

Or email Samurai and address it to Toshiko : [email protected]

It's around $285 - I don't know how many of the 400 pairs made are left though...

[shagnscoob]

are those slim jims in dry black or dry grey?

(they are so hot oh my god).

and also-- ive never understood the fading for overdyed black. they fade, just REALLY slow right?

[headtowall]

I have dry black slim jims and have yet to put a dent in them.

Wednesday I went to Blue in Greene and tried on the black Samurais, which are amazing and I kinda regret not picking them up(even if my wallet doesn't).

[Guest Airjamie]

I just picked up that new black thanaz that diesel is making, and although they arent exactly raw, these are developing nice silver wear marks from my cellphone and wallet. Ill take pics eventually.

[sam113]

I have dry black slim jims and have yet to put a dent in them.

Copy that.

My SJDBs show nothing but some honeycombs, and I've had them over 6 months.

All the Nudie dry black denims are lighter weight and not as rigid. Combine that with black rather than indigo, and you've got a jean that is much more difficult to break in.

My I.A. Hiro Ito's are breaking in better than any other black raws I have had, and they have some stretch which also usually slows the process. Suprising.

[jun187]

those levis that that cowboy broke in that was on ebay was black wasnt it?

[shagnscoob]

where can one buy dry black slim jims nowadays? i can only seem to find dry grey...

[bart1]

I have on my black 21cm Japan Diors today. I have had them probably a year, never washed, only hot soaked once. Haven't worn them that much and they don't have much wear. No pics, either, but not much to show.

[wild_whiskey]

http://www.mynudies.com/modules/mx_smartor/album.php?smartor_mode=album_showpage&pic_id=1429

http://www.mynudies.com/modules/mx_smartor/album.php?smartor_mode=album_showpage&pic_id=1416

[r0cket-]

My dry black (or maybe they're technically grey) SJs don't show a ton of fading, but they're creased and honeycombed nicely. I'd venture too that most people--myself included--find black jeans less versatile than blue ones and thus don't wear them as much and it takes a lot longer to break them in.