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Well according to 2nd's size chart on the collabo 710s a 33 shrinks to a 32. However the 5000s which Chantheman is reffering to a 33 measures a 34 and shrinks to a a little under 33. But I'm not sure how much these will stretch Chan were you abel to strech them out back before you sold them? I'm plnning on ordering a 33 in the 710.

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Well according to 2nd's size chart on the collabo 710s a 33 shrinks to a 32. However the 5000s which Chantheman is reffering to a 33 measures a 34 and shrinks to a a little under 33. But I'm not sure how much these will stretch Chan were you abel to strech them out back before you sold them? I'm plnning on ordering a 33 in the 710.

i sold them before soaking them. i know if i washed these they would be too tight

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Is it true to say that natural indigo like the 5000vx 10sp almost does not fade, or not ?

I have the oni natural indigo which is rope-dyed like normal synthetic. Lots of other companies make a rope-dyed natural indigo jean. I'd say those are probably about the same as synthetic as far as ease of fading.

It's the AWA and hank-dyed natural indigo which tends to be harder to fade. Not that it doesn't but just that it tends to be more stubborn. The AI10SP ones only half the threads are even indigo though. The bamboo ink threads fade quite quickly actually which is why mine have developed such interesting vertical fades. ;)

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Just got some S710XX's Sz. 32 (indigo). not exactly the fit I was looking for so I am selling them. PM me if interested $200 shipped.

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well according to the sizing chart on the 710x2nd collabs the 32s will shrink to about 31.5 - 32ish.

should be a good fit - cause i dont want a skinny apc/dior fit, japanese denim isnt made for that

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thats fine but the size chart wasnt right for my pair of 5000 which is why i had to sell them.

good luck

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I have the oni natural indigo which is rope-dyed like normal synthetic. Lots of other companies make a rope-dyed natural indigo jean. I'd say those are probably about the same as synthetic as far as ease of fading.

It's the AWA and hank-dyed natural indigo which tends to be harder to fade. Not that it doesn't but just that it tends to be more stubborn. The AI10SP ones only half the threads are even indigo though. The bamboo ink threads fade quite quickly actually which is why mine have developed such interesting vertical fades. ;)

My 1950 AWA is hank dyed natural indigo warp and regular white weft. Isn't this similar to the S5000AI_10SP we have in that only the warp is indigo? How will these fade any differently than my AWAs?

Please clarify. Thanks!

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apparently an initial soak doesnt do shit

i finally decided to go ahead and hotwas/dry them instead cause i knew they had to shrink more so heres my updated fit

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46 minute hot wash/cold rinse NO SPIN inside out

hour and 30 min in the dryer after...still a bit damp in the waist/seat and hanging to dry now

MUCH softer now...not sure if thats a good or bad thing yet haha...still stiffer than say, some brand new diors or some shit

oh and theyre indigo 710s true to size (29)

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oh really?, its alrite cause most of my denim is sized 31 my s0500xx, and sized 29 a.p.c's which are a little to tite to wear so i stopped wearing them. thanks for the info though had no idea i just read the charts on 2nd and thought 32 would be a good choice especially since i gained a bit of weight but am working on losing it.

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how much did that leg opening shrink?

Considering getting a size 29 and hemming to around 31" or so.(not too big on stacks)

Hoping they would still be around 7.5"

would be great if you can provide hem measurements at the 31" inseam mark

thanks!

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well after a soak it was at 7.25 and after a wash i know its even narrower than that

ill get up measurements tomorrow if i remember

might want to PM me though cause im liable to forget haha

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^^ do whatever you want, eventually it'll all shrink and stretch and shrink and stretch anyways, if the dude getting the 2ndx710s gets his before I order, you should probably piost detailed good measurements, as I was leaning towards a 33 but may go to a 34, but once again, are the jackets on 2nd already washed? I'd be pretty bummed to get a rakuten industrial washed jacket, as I want a raw one

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My 1950 AWA is hank dyed natural indigo warp and regular white weft. Isn't this similar to the S5000AI_10SP we have in that only the warp is indigo? How will these fade any differently than my AWAs?

Please clarify. Thanks!

The 5000AI-10SP have natural indigo warp but the weft is dyed with bamboo ink. It appears from my experience that the bamboo ink threads fade fairly quickly...

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The 5000AI-10SP have natural indigo warp but the weft is dyed with bamboo ink. It appears from my experience that the bamboo ink threads fade fairly quickly...

So, when are we going to see some evo pics?

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The bamboo ink threads fade quite quickly actually which is why mine have developed such interesting vertical fades. ;)

Any recent pics ? Think I'm about to fall for them ...

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Any recent pics ? Think I'm about to fall for them ...
The 5000AI-10SP have natural indigo warp but the weft is dyed with bamboo ink. It appears from my experience that the bamboo ink threads fade fairly quickly...

I'm really not trying to be thick here but if the weft fades pretty easily, then these would soon end up looking like regular indigo warp / white weft jeans like my AWA?

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ryan, they look alot better man, nice fit.

good idea to get that wash done before any fading began.

thanks!

id advise people to just wash them rather than soak

its impossible to get anything close to max shrinkage with just a hotsoak and hang dry

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thanks!

id advise people to just wash them rather than soak

its impossible to get anything close to max shrinkage with just a hotsoak and hang dry

washing has been advised over soaking them jawnz a million times already, yet people like you still insist on doing a soak first instead of washing, and wonder why all the shrinkage doesn't get out of the way :confused:

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washing has been advised over soaking them jawnz a million times already, yet people like you still insist on doing a soak first instead of washing, and wonder why all the shrinkage doesn't get out of the way :confused:

"people like me" dont spend hours of their life on superfuture researching JAWNZ

fuck off

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I have been soaking my "jawnz" only when buying them for some time and I have never had a problem with "shrinkage" that occurs from subsequent washes. The shit always stretches back out again.

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"people like me" dont spend hours of their life on superfuture researching JAWNZ

fuck off

ouch..............

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