SUPERDENIM SMALL QUESTIONS THREAD (Use instead of making new threads)

[Pedro 258]

@kicks79

Everything that kills mold is potentially damaging to natural fibers. Every product has to be rinsed out with a wash cycle using detergent.

If left in for long enough then that would become a risk. In the US, I think most consumer grade H2O2 is about 3% but it is possible to find industrial grades in higher concentrations. Unfortunately, mold is very resilient. For example, one method to eliminate mold is bleach. 

I don’t recall the exact numbers but I think vinegar is effective against approximately 90% of molds and H2O2 is effective on close to 90% of molds; however, between the two, the effectiveness is 100%.

Both vinegar and Hydrogen Peroxide are damaging if not thoroughly rinsed out. That is why following with a wash cycle in detergent is imperative. 

EDIT:

Oxiclean (the granule form) creates H2O2 when added to water. The percentage would be dependent on the quantity of water but this does give some insight into the relative colorfastness of H2O2.

 

Edited August 7 by Pedro

[discwork 0]

Favorite t-shirts? I'm looking for tees with a shorter length (i.e. a 25-26" body length). I like 3sixteen's and Velva Sheen's offerings, but I'd like to explore other brands. 

[Geeman 1,953]

The Flathead THC  everytime. One of the best ts out there,  boxy fit, hold shape forever, wash well and reasonably priced when purchased from a Japanese seller. Still worth the  one you'd pay at a US or European retailer though if try and return is a condition.  

[Pedro 258]

Once Upon A Time...In Hollywood.

Was Brad Pitt’s character wearing 1966 vintage 501’s?

[VivaMarlon 54]

I kept wondering the same thing.

[discwork 0]

9 hours ago, Geeman said:

The Flathead THC  everytime. One of the best ts out there,  boxy fit, hold shape forever, wash well and reasonably priced when purchased from a Japanese seller. Still worth the  one you'd pay at a US or European retailer though if try and return is a condition.  

I'll check 'em out, thanks! The triple-stitched collar looks fantastic.

[JDelage 2,099]

What is the consensus on Shockoe Atelier? Yay or nay?

[MJF9 2,176]

Anyone else unable to upload pictures? I’m getting an error code -200. 

[ColonelAngus 249]

8 minutes ago, JDelage said:

What is the consensus on Shockoe Atelier? Yay or nay?

I don't own any of their jeans but they seem decent. The measurements for the standard kojima are perfect for me. But, i'm on a denim buying hiatus because I simply don't have enough legs to wear all the jeans in my closet.

[bartlebyyphonics 3,719]

1 hour ago, MJF9 said:

Anyone else unable to upload pictures? I’m getting an error code -200. 

yup - same here

[superfuture 12,496]

since when?  hmm.

2 hours ago, MJF9 said:

Anyone else unable to upload pictures? I’m getting an error code -200. 

 

[kicks79 23,284]

Yup I get the same message. Tried last week to post some pic

[Geeman 1,953]

When I get that error I post the link rather than upload the image directly 

[MJF9 2,176]

6 hours ago, superfuture said:

since when?  hmm.

 

Since yesterday

[MJF9 2,176]

1 hour ago, Geeman said:

When I get that error I post the link rather than upload the image directly 

Where do you store your photos?

Edited August 13 by MJF9

[Geeman 1,953]

10 hours ago, MJF9 said:

Where do you store your photos?

Imgur

[Maynard Friedman 564,948]

I store my photos in a series of albums in my cupboard under the stairs, although there are some in boxes here and there! 

[MJF9 2,176]

17 hours ago, superfuture said:

since when?  hmm.

 

@superfuture 

Still failing... is it something you're looking at or should we go down the Imgur route? Cheers.

[superfuture 12,496]

17 hours ago, MJF9 said:

@superfuture 

Still failing... is it something you're looking at or should we go down the Imgur route? Cheers.

yes. and posted on a bug thread. pls. go imgur etc in the meantime.
 

[SmokeStackLightning 393]

Anyone have an idea of who offers chain stitch hemming in a narrower/TCB style width?

 

[Iron Horse 3,901]

1 hour ago, SmokeStackLightning said:

Anyone have an idea of who offers chain stitch hemming in a narrower/TCB style width?

 

Kurt Chen at Faith Co. in Taipei does the closest I've seen to TCB/Sugar Cane factory hemming. Might send him a DM on Instagram.

 

[maharu 169]

On 8/12/2019 at 9:23 PM, JDelage said:

What is the consensus on Shockoe Atelier? Yay or nay?

I bought a pair of slim como ~3 years ago. Great construction and fine denim. Really enjoyed them for a time, but   outgrew that particular fit. Don't know about their other products, but I would expect them being quite nice! 

[MJF9 2,176]

On 8/14/2019 at 10:48 AM, superfuture said:

yes. and posted on a bug thread. pls. go imgur etc in the meantime.
 

Square brackets method working painfully. Looking forward to the bug fix

[chambo2008 743,850]

@Pedro hey just wanted to say using vinegar helped with the musty jeans..

[wavehead 17]

On 8/14/2019 at 9:54 PM, SmokeStackLightning said:

Anyone have an idea of who offers chain stitch hemming in a narrower/TCB style width?

 

anyone know if indigoproof can do a hem like this? need to get a taper/hem and not sending a pair to two places.

[effdatnoise 6]

@maharu  @JDelage I've been wearing some of the "military trousers" with patch pockets (is that what these are?) in the como fabric.  super soft.  love them.  make a lot of other brands look like garbage honestly. dense stitching, raised belt loops, custom rivets that are painted black and wear in to show the copper, fully lined herringbone pockets.  here are some old pics i took sometime last year.  they've lightened up a bit since then.  you can kinda see the copper ont he pocket rivet.  the insides the paint is just starting to really rub off to show some copper on the edges. 

https://imgur.com/a/eR2oPvf

i would put these construction-wise in the category of "nothing is better than these, just different".  they source their fabrics from italy and japan i think.  the more i type the more interesting i think the brand is...american but italian tailoring/sensibility with italian and japanese fabrics.  so mayb ewhere they fall short is that they don't to my knowledge have their own fabrics...and nothing straight repro if that's what you looking for

Edited August 17 by effdatnoise

[SmokeStackLightning 393]

10 hours ago, wavehead said:

anyone know if indigoproof can do a hem like this? need to get a taper/hem and not sending a pair to two places.

I asked and was told no, their folder is a 1/2 inch. 

[ZoaldeycK 6]

Hi Guys , im the owner of indonesian denim brand WARPWEFT COMPANY, as i already ask last year about the Relax Tapered / High Tapered fit jeans.

I already did some trial for this new cuts. It is quite confusing to do the size grading to a smaller size as the size chart around the web is quite different from each other.

I'm using Tanuki High Tapered and Japan Blue Dog Days as a references...

What i want to ask is, Ironheart 888 have a very high front rise measurement if compared to my references above. Ironheart 888 have 11.5" front rise at size 32 when compared to 10.5" front rise at Tanuki and JapanBlue Dogdays. So, while i cannot find a model to confirm this matter (a 185-195cm model with a bigger western build). As for the backrise, i can find someone with a fuller butt cheek to test it out , so i already decide a 15.25inch back rise for a 32inch waist size.

Can you guys give me a good input regarding this front rise measurement annd give me your thought and experience?

Because i found out that several western denimhead want to buy my jeans but find it that the measurement did not accomodate their body.

 

[beautiful_FrEaK 1,664,420]

As a Westerner with a bigger build I would say a 15.25" back rise on a 32" waist is not very high.

I'm a 34-35" waist and I like my back rise between 15-16" for a medium rise.
If you want to give the customer more room, so a relaxed/high taper, a back rise of 16" for a size 32 is probably more the way to go.

If you need Western guys to try your jeans, I'm quite sure there will be volunteers around the forums. Either here or better reddit's raw denim sub.

[ZoaldeycK 6]

7 minutes ago, beautiful_FrEaK said:

As a Westerner with a bigger build I would say a 15.25" back rise on a 32" waist is not very high.

I'm a 34-35" waist and I like my back rise between 15-16" for a medium rise.
If you want to give the customer more room, so a relaxed/high taper, a back rise of 16" for a size 32 is probably more the way to go.

If you need Western guys to try your jeans, I'm quite sure there will be volunteers around the forums. Either here or better reddit's raw denim sub.

Hi sir , wow thanks for the input.

I dont think i want to go as high as LeftField Charles Atlas or Ironheart 888 , because i think it might be too high for reguler westerner.

For the room at the top block , actually i am trying something with the pattern shape, and hips/seat measurement...

If 15.25" at size 32 means the backrise measurement will be around 16inch at size 35 (my jeans have a true to label waist measurement)

 

Yeah , actually im thinking when the prototype is done, i want to ask someone from this forum to help me try it. Actually i need someone with size 32/33 waist and the 28/29 one.

Just to check the measurement from small, medium and large size is properly graded..

 

Reddit is a little bit hard for me to understand, even some peoples said that Reddit might be the better forum to share thought and to gain awareness, but i think i'll choose SUFU for the higher level of credibility and experiences...