The STIFFEST, straight cut, high rise best denim available?

[Silversurfer]

Ok I made a post about what compares to the LVC 501s and Evisus and was given the Denim List of Companies thread.

So I broke down the features I prefer in denim and was wondering if you could come up with a match for exactly what I'm looking for.

What is the stiffest raw selvedge denim that has a high rise and straight cut on the market? I absolutely hate low rise and bootcut!

Thanks

[Geowu]

Stiffest and best are kind of hard to say.

As for a high rise, straight cut, stiff and raw selvedge, I believe the majority of it is of Japanese brands, sold only in Japan, but that you can buy through a Japan shopping assistant service.

There's 5EP straight cut, which is definately not low-rise (not sure if it qualifies as high-rise though) and I think it is rinsed, not raw.

There must be plenty of brands doing it, the vintage high-rise thing, it's not my thing so I don't know so much about it.

[darknworn]

iron hearts.

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[Silversurfer]

I have seen the Iron Hearts 21oz in a recent thread and they look great although someone stated that the rise was kinda low.

I am basing my opinion of a high rise to an Evisu or LVC 1944 because these are my favorite jeans that I currently own as of now.

Are Sugarcanes or 45rpms cut the same as the LVC 1944s? if so what models?

[bufo]

If you really want stiff, then you can just use starch right? Cuz most jeans will soften up alot after you wear them. Unless you meant to say heavy instead of stiff... if so then just look at the weight of the jeans.

[Heavy Denim]

Quote:

I have seen the Iron Hearts 21oz in a recent thread and they look great although someone stated that the rise was kinda low.

I am basing my opinion of a high rise to an Evisu or LVC 1944 because these are my favorite jeans that I currently own as of now.

Are Sugarcanes or 45rpms cut the same as the LVC 1944s? if so what models?

--- Original message by Silversurfer on Sep 7, 2005 08:59 PM

Whats your definition of low and high rise? Let me know your waist size and I'll let you know the rise of the IronHearts

[classic]

Quote:

Quote:

I have seen the Iron Hearts 21oz in a recent thread and they look great although someone stated that the rise was kinda low.

I am basing my opinion of a high rise to an Evisu or LVC 1944 because these are my favorite jeans that I currently own as of now.

Are Sugarcanes or 45rpms cut the same as the LVC 1944s? if so what models?

--- Original message by Silversurfer on Sep 7, 2005 08:59 PM

Whats your definition of low and high rise? Let me know your waist size and I'll let you know the rise of the IronHearts

--- Original message by Heavy Denim on Sep 9, 2005 12:58 AM

thanks for your email -i'm about to open the attachment you sent me, but my size is 30w in levis 517, and 28 in yohji yamamoto (or 2)... and 27 in cycle. go figure. i would like to know the rise of the ironhearts in my waist size - though i'm interested in bootcut, and silversurfer is not. thanks

[Heavy Denim]

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I have seen the Iron Hearts 21oz in a recent thread and they look great although someone stated that the rise was kinda low.

I am basing my opinion of a high rise to an Evisu or LVC 1944 because these are my favorite jeans that I currently own as of now.

Are Sugarcanes or 45rpms cut the same as the LVC 1944s? if so what models?

--- Original message by Silversurfer on Sep 7, 2005 08:59 PM

Whats your definition of low and high rise? Let me know your waist size and I'll let you know the rise of the IronHearts

--- Original message by Heavy Denim on Sep 9, 2005 12:58 AM

thanks for your email -i'm about to open the attachment you sent me, but my size is 30w in levis 517, and 28 in yohji yamamoto (or 2)... and 27 in cycle. go figure. i would like to know the rise of the ironhearts in my waist size - though i'm interested in bootcut, and silversurfer is not. thanks

--- Original message by classic on Sep 9, 2005 04:42 AM

should get all you need in the attachment.