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the 0500 gives you more room in the top block. with the lower rise and the fitted top block, I'm not sure the s5000 will fit you the way you want.

you can compare the measurements on blueingreensoho

If it's a slimmer cut with enough room in the thighs you're looking for, the 0500 sounds indeed better. The 5000 has no real taper and thus is pretty wide at the hem (9,5" raw in my case, size 34).

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Awaiting the heavy weight competition, here are pre- and post-soak fit pics of the 4000VX 21oz.

pre-

gv2SN.jpg

Bml07.jpg

post-

fixQ6.jpg

gZY3l.jpg

I had them hemmed before shipping, and I think the length came out just about perfect.

Posted

3x bow....i love boot cuts jeans , and you got a lot of guts wear this for 2nd round comps

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it's a different fit. the 510 is a regular straight cut and the 5000 is slim straight fit.

I'm not sure if the denim is different. I always thougth it's the same but over a year ago someone said, the denim is indeed different. Dunno, I don't own the S5000VX21oz

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Craziness... I wonder how those will hold up. With my 24 ounce jeans, the fabric started to come apart in a couple of places where there wasn't even real wear. I have also never had jeans start to tear at the cuffs without them being long enough for me to step on. I should be getting them back from the tailor again on Monday.

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They should really be using poly core (I think most Samurai use 100% cotton, correct?) thread if they are going to make such a heavy fabric. I won't be surprised if the seams bust before the fabric is real worn in, as BlueOctoberFan just mentioned.

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Actually, the seams are generally fine nine months in. It's the material itself which has come apart, both where the cuff is folded (not entirely surprising) and in a couple of random spots which aren't under stress at all (middle of the shin, possible at the back of one thigh).

Falerbrand, very nice. I like the rough texture and how the fading shifts from above the honeycombs to below.

Posted

guys, im looking for a slim fit heayweight raw denim for HWDC2, what cut does samurai can offer? was looking for something like APC New Petite Standard, but with >17oz.

Posted

Cool! With all this talk about a new BiG collab, I think that what would be really sweet is a 710 cut with those Wrangler specs and LHT denim (or a 710 cut that's different from the standard model in a way other than just the denim used.)

Posted

The new 25oz denim will be released in the S5000 cut!

Sweet.

Posted (edited)

Fabrics are so dope ...ultra sluby,

Do you got the tote bag :) plalai04

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I dunno know the technical reason but you will find this on many repro models. I think in the 1940s to 1950s range mainly. Completely gone in the 60s when bartacking took over. Someone like Paul T or someone who is sewing jeans could possibly explain the reason and if it is more than a aesthetic detail

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Its a single needle stitch that starts on the right side of the pocket, goes around the pocket, and then returns to the right side. The reason for this is because every back pocket needs to be sewn by a single needle machine to maneuver around the back pocket hidden rivets.

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Fabrics are so dope ...ultra sluby,

Do you got the tote bag :) plalai04

No I didn't got the tote bag.

The owner of this jeans want to keep it.

But all I care is only this jeans ;)

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Hopefully my S5000AI arrive in the mail this week. Any pointers on the soak, or just same as I've always done, inside out, lukewarm water, a touch of wool it's dark and leave for 45-60 minutes? I've never had heavyweight denim before.

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