nudie jeans fit compared to earnest sewn?

[earlmale]

i'd like to get a pair of nudies, but i'm having a hard time finding fit information. i own a couple of pairs of earnest sewn hemingways, which fit me perfectly- size 32 waist. i have tried on the earnest sewn hutch, in 32, and the thigh is way too tight on me- i can get them on, but they're skin tight- not what i'm looking for.

does anyone know what, if any nudie jeans are cut similar to the hemingways? i guess i want something with a bigger thigh than the hutch and a bigger bootcut or flare.

also, the diesel zathan's are too tight in the thigh for me, but the zaf's fit ok.

can anyone make any suggestions? thanks.

[Corbin Law]

If you Like the Zaf, you would like the regular ralf, Bootcut Ola and Flare Glen. I dont know how the hemmingways fit but these are the 3 bootcut jeans that nudie makes.

The RR has a wide leg with a nice bootcut and it is a bit big on the waste and will stretch out mebe a size or so on the waist

Flare Glenn ( i dont have a pair of these) is a tighter leg with a pretty big bootcut flare, not as big as the zaf though,

Bootcut Ola is would say is most similar to the Zaf Zathan

chwa?

[earlmale]

the hemingways are a larger, looser cut than the hutch- supposedly earnest sewn's relaxed bootcut, but snug in the thigh for me.

i was thinking about going with the flare glenn dry or the RR dry selvedge. do you know if the RR are looser in the thigh than the flare glenn? should i size up?

[Corbin Law]

RR are looser in the thigh than flre glenn im pretty sure adn have a much smaller flare but they still have one worry not

chwa?

[ardeetee]

the RR dry selvage are bootcut as well? i always thought they were straight legged since they are selvage.

[powerglov]

They have a very slight bootcut.

Straight Sven is the straight selvage

Edited by powerglov on Sep 4, 2005 at 01:29 PM

[john11f]

Go for the Regular Ralf's. The bootcut IS very slight and close to being straight. Go for the RRs and go one size down then soak them first before initial use.