WW2 repro / detailed jeans

[setterman]

DANG! Thanks both of you

 

How much have they stretched (in the waist especially), setterman?

 

 

Would guess they're around 37" right now (washed them a couple weeks ago, and worn 8 or 9 times since).  They'll stretch all the way out to raw if need be.  

Edited October 16, 2014 by setterman

[exaptavist]

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Edited October 10, 2015 by hoggreaser

[beautiful_FrEaK]

@Nemo:

 

when you see "OR" in the product description they are raw. So these models:

http://www.ware-house.co.jp/?pid=73045221

http://www.ware-house.co.jp/?pid=78739503

http://www.ware-house.co.jp/?pid=67239290

 

 

The pictures might be misleading...but I think they simply took the same pics for raw and one-wash.

 

What Sams?!

[beautiful_FrEaK]

What is this contest you're talking about? 

 

This one

 

http://denimworldchampionship.com/info/

[setterman]

Hmmm.  Wasn't are of this.  Might need to buy a new pair of jeans soon.  

[exaptavist]

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Edited October 9, 2015 by hoggreaser

[Blue Nemo]

Yep, I already corrected myself, inside my head though^^

 

Whats misleading too is, that I dont know if the measurements are referring to raw or ow states...

And I am talking about your S3000svmaybe, the zero war model you showed us.

 

The name alone by itself is already great, I like the idea of a "no (more) war model".

 

 

 

http://www.denimhunters.com/2014/10/denim-world-championship/

 

 

:) edit: b_F was quicker oO

 

What is this contest you're talking about? 

Edited October 16, 2014 by Blue Nemo

[beautiful_FrEaK]

ah that pair...I thought you meant something I did recently (and not over one year ago )

 

You see...so so so many brands to choose from. I am sure you will find a pair soon

[Blue Nemo]

Ha, I wasn't checking the dates, humble buddy.

 

Now with so much input I think I stay with the 1003XX model, at least one of them. I prefer the laurel buttons, and the mil. twill though.

Warehouse was on top of my list anyway, their denim is just awesome.

 

ah that pair...I thought you meant something I did recently (and not over one year ago )

 

You see...so so so many brands to choose from. I am sure you will find a pair soon

[edmond]

so wait the 1001sxx is a ww2 cut?

[Sugar Mountain]

No, 1003XX is their WWII model. The 1001SXX is the return of the 1001XX cut (last seen in 2012) alongside the revised cut 1001 model.

[edmond]

oh alright thanks buddy!

[Flash]

the 1001xx is a strange one , it isnt really a late 40's pair its details are more of a mixture of 30's and 40's . The way i see it is like a transition model from the 37 type details to the ww2 details starting with the loss of the cinch back 

 

or i could be talking complete rubbish and its just a 40's - 50's type jean with a crotch rivet and 30's style arcs

[beautiful_FrEaK]

I am on Flash's side here. From the details it is really more a late 30s, early 40s pair.

 

The cut is not too different between the 1003 and 1001 or am I wrong?!

[edmond]

wait the 1001 And 1003 share the same cut?

[beautiful_FrEaK]

I said "not too different"..I didn't say "the same"

 

and like the last time when you asked, here is the link for you, check the measurements at the bottom

 

http://info.ware-house.co.jp/basic.html

[Sugar Mountain]

A cursory look at those measurements would indicate that the 1003 is a straighter leg cut and (iirc), is without the ''shoulders'' of a true 50s cut. In other words, a 40s cut.

 

Flash, the description of the 1001SXX on the product page suggests you might be correct in summing up this model as a late 30s to WWII era homage. 

[edmond]

i cant seem to decipher which is the waist on te chart but again you may be right bf the measurements are almost the same so all of these are "almost" a ww2 cut

[beautiful_FrEaK]

use Google Chrome and the auto-translation

[exaptavist]

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Edited October 10, 2015 by hoggreaser

[exaptavist]

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Edited October 10, 2015 by hoggreaser

[setterman]

What were dealing with with the 100XX, 1001, 1003XX, and 1001SXX is four jeans that are VERY similar in shape, and that's the reality of Levis from the late 30s to the early 50s.  For the purposes of this thread, the only one that is WWII in shape and details is the 1003XX.  The 1001SXX is whatever.  If it weren't for the crotch rivet and S in the name, no one would consider it to be anything other than a late 40s, early 50s repro.         

[Maynard Friedman]

Sound similar to my Warrens - a high-waisted 40s/50s cut (although in 1000XX oxidised denim) with a crotch rivet. I just happen to be wearing them today too!

[edmond]

sooooo there no pair the 1001sxx is based on? ot anyones got a fit pic for it?

[Maynard Friedman]

sooooo there no pair the 1001sxx is based on? ot anyones got a fit pic for it?

  

No, 1003XX is their WWII model. The 1001SXX is the return of the 1001XX cut (last seen in 2012) alongside the revised cut 1001 model.

[edmond]

MF i still dont get it man sorry

[Flash]

it's the old 1001xx cut mate 

[edmond]

oh ok! thanks flashy ! anyone who has a fit puc on them??

[Blue Nemo]

Does the XX in the 1003 mean, that they are using the oxidizing (???) denim?

[Maynard Friedman]

^ No