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

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[beautiful_FrEaK]

I see a crotch rivet 

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[Maynard Friedman]

Pherrows?

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[Sugar Mountain]

Those guys at Smart Clothing store / Pherrows always have great style.

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[Double 0 Soul]

bear in mind, the one-wash denim is usually post dryer too, folks dont want the hassle of drip/line drying multiple pairs so just chuck them all in a dryer so minimal shrinkage will occur with inevitable stretch. You will find once you have stretched out the waist if you continue to wash on a 30C or 40C the waist will never shrink back to the size on the day of purchase.

Looking at the size chart i would go for a 32" and i take a 32" in most things. Good luck, try not to over-think it.

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[Maynard Friedman]

You don't want to have them adjusted Hog, it will ruin them. Best to make some enquiries about the waist first and buy a pair that fits or else leave well alone.

[Double 0 Soul]

Looking at the build of the models they have all sized up, Possibly due to the Japanese way or possibly due to the small waist.

Go for the 36" and put that Equus to use.

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[Double 0 Soul]

Giving it an initial glance i could not see the issue but now i have had a good butchers the waist does looks disproportionately small. Without sounding like a geek i know the stats of most of the Japanese store models who size up to my proportions then i seek out their fit pics and usually go with their choice.

 

Edit- guys of my build in the fit pics are wearing a 34"

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[Maynard Friedman]

The side gusset is a no-no, unless it is a fetching Bay City Rollers tartan number. Also a no-no is a belt with a cinchback. Why?

- If you buy a cinchback and wear a belt, you hide the cinch and it is bulky and uncomfortable at the back

- Cinchbacks invariably have crotch rivets which you don't like.

- why buy a pair for a cinchback no-one can see because you wear a belt with a crotch rivet you don't like?

Also, buy a pair that will need some waist stretch and without a belt, this will happen quicker.

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[Double 0 Soul]

Mr.F Pissing on your proverbial fire. He's right though...With age comes wisdom.

 

I had forgot they even had a cinch...long day.

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[Maynard Friedman]

With age comes wisdom.

In that case, I must be like Yoda!

[Double 0 Soul]

"Like Yoda i must be"

[Double 0 Soul]

I think Hoggy uses the force to fasten the top button on his jeans.

[Maynard Friedman]

Like Anakin, I feel he has opposing forces at work in that respect.

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[Double 0 Soul]

Is that a tape measure showing the orbit of the death star?

[Double 0 Soul]

I would pass on them you need a 35" as you originally said, guys of my build are going with a 33" for a fitted look or an oversize 34"

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[beautiful_FrEaK]

You really didn't want a crotch rivet first and now you even searching for exposed back pocket rivets?

[Maynard Friedman]

You can re-use the crotch rivets from all those mis-sized pairs you've recently amassed.

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[playgfordisabled]

I wore my xx-013 with a leg twist after I hot soaked them. I've worn them for like four days so far. Can I get rid of this by hot soaking them again one more time and hope that it fixes it? It wouldn't ruin the indigo right? It would just reset the combs & etc? 

[Double 0 Soul]

No that will not work, the only way you can rectify leg twist is to suspend your jeans between the driving harnesses of two horses and get them to pull in oposite directions. I am led to believe this is how they did it in the olden days.