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Jorge Pantalones
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Two things: 1) The chainstitch consists of a top thread and a bottom thread that will always be "knitted" together in the same way.  In this way, chainstitch's are all the same. 2) The "fold

volvo240thebest
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you're not alone GGIS, I wish to express my deepest sympathy by posting this. The third eye.

Double 0 Soul
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What the flips going on here? why does somebody need to justify a purchase of something they would like to wear by it needing a specific purpose, most folks i see wearing Canada Goose or Woolrich are

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They are both "raw". The first one is the slim jim dry broken, its just broken twill instead of right hand twill - all slim jims circa 2003/4 had broken twill then it switched to ola denim for a while but yeah they are back now.

The 2nd pair are dry blacks - indigo raw jeans overdyed in black - so its not a true black but still darker than the indigos. Oh, and they fade very very slowly but do eventually fade.

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toufu

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recommendations fitting this criteria...

35+ inseam AFTER final shrinkage or sanforized

slim cut

really dark indigo like skulls 6x6 raw or black denim

so far only ones i know are

skulls 5010xx 6x6

black dior 19cm

black imperial dukes

anything else to add to the list?

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recommendations fitting this criteria...

35+ inseam AFTER final shrinkage or sanforized

slim cut

really dark indigo like skulls 6x6 raw or black denim

so far only ones i know are

skulls 5010xx 6x6

black dior 19cm

black imperial dukes

anything else to add to the list?

Somet Straight blacks (more of a slim cut though very similair to Skulls)

PBJ xx005BK

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Ahlvahroe

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quick question are these the same color?

http://www.rakuten.co.jp/super-rag/503646/1798625/ the bottom pair

http://www.rakuten.co.jp/h-pickup/743316/923812/946841/

the bottom one of the first looks green, and on the second one looks khaki colored

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what are the differences between raw/dry and one-wash? Sizes? Inseam? and etc?

- i tried to search for it in the forum but couldn't...

Raw and one-wash are just that...raw hasn't been washed, and one-wash has been washed once.

Sizes, etc. all vary depending on the pair of jeans...typically if a pair is available in both raw and one-wash, the one-wash will have smaller dimensions because they're taken care of the initial shrinkage for you.

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Mr Black

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Hi, Got a pair of Japanese selvage Duffer jeans I bought at a sample sale some time ago.

On reflection, I think they're a bit too wide in the Knee/hem for my liking. Does anyone know if it's possible/easy for a good quality tailor to take apart the inner seam, reshape the leg slightly and put things together again in the same format it came, or would specialist equpment be needed to replicate the stitching.

Many thanks

Martin

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Hi, Got a pair of Japanese selvage Duffer jeans I bought at a sample sale some time ago.

On reflection, I think they're a bit too wide in the Knee/hem for my liking. Does anyone know if it's possible/easy for a good quality tailor to take apart the inner seam, reshape the leg slightly and put things together again in the same format it came, or would specialist equpment be needed to replicate the stitching.

Many thanks

Martin

For a good tailor this shouldn't be a problem. Just make sure that the tailor really understands what you want, cause possibilities are that he ends up cutting off the selvage seam.

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are the jeans sold by this seller on ebay legit/authentics? here is his auctions: http://stores.ebay.com/mixstreet_W0QQcolZ4QQdirZ1QQfsubZ0QQftidZ2QQtZkm

the jeans looks good in the pics and want to buy a pair but not sure of their authenticity.

please help thanks!

Those look shady. Possibly some are factory seconds, some are legit. And some look absolutely fake. For example that 1944 jeans seems to be without selvage and with too bright patch.

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For a good tailor this shouldn't be a problem. Just make sure that the tailor really understands what you want, cause possibilities are that he ends up cutting off the selvage seam.

That would result in brick thru window:cool:

(joking of course)

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Hot-soaked them for 2 hrs. They lost around 3 inches in length when measured after hang drying.

I'm going to hem them soon and I'm wondering if I should soak them again to make sure all the sizing is set...I wouldn't want the length to shrink in the future and end up with jeans that are too short.

Any thoughts?

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that is going to be 97% of the shrinking that you should expect, they will however shrink when you wash again but that will be because they have stretched, nothing to worry about , but if you are still worried for future washing just wash in room temp. or cold water.

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that is going to be 97% of the shrinking that you should expect, they will however shrink when you wash again but that will be because they have stretched, nothing to worry about , but if you are still worried for future washing just wash in room temp. or cold water.

Thanks bro!

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