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Just hitting two months of wear on my 1947’s

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And I copped a pair of 66 recently as well

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BiG measurements for those who are interested:

Size 31

Waist: 15.75

Front rise: 12.25

Back Rise: 15.5

Inseam: 34.75

Thigh: 12.5

Knee: 9

Hem: 8

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Posted
59 minutes ago, Double 0 Soul said:

It's not a moniker i'm overly proud of :D

I’m sure it’s well deserved though

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12 hours ago, beautiful_FrEaK said:

According to BEARS they run quite small in the waist. The rest is big

It looks like the SC42025 is wide straight while the baggy 50s by TCB are even wider in the thighs but then taper down a bit.
For 36 the leg opening of the SCs are stated as 25.5cm while the TCBs in 36/38 are 24.

I was wondering, whether such wide jeans would look best hemmed vs. cuffed. With the cuffs it looks like a lot of fabric material.
 

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Posted (edited)

The waist does look very pinched.. :ohmy: ..size up ppl!

I haven't swatted up on either but on face value it looks like the Sugarcanes are based on a 30s cut, just wider for zoomer appeal / as fashion dictates.. it's exactly waht they did with the 2009s albeit in the opposite direction..

The TCB 50s bear no resemblance to a 50s cut, they're '50s' in name alone but looking at the silhouette, (even from my SC fanboy perspective) i'd say the 50s would be by far the most appealing to new markets / gen z.. which makes sense because TCB haven't tried to rmodify a period cut, they've made a pair of jeans which the market wants, there is no reason they should be called 50s ?

tbf.. gen z have been crying out for jeans like these for the last 2 / 3 years.. both TCB and SC are very late to the party.. they should have tailored to this market years ago.

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Baggy 50’s have the same fabric and sewing specification as the regular TCB 50’s so retaining the name maybe makes sense that way even though they aren’t a 50’s cut? Probably still a bit confusing.

fwiw the Toyo online store model does wear SC 2025 a size up compared to 1947 and SCSC 1942, 1945 etc. (although I think 1947 look a touch small on him tbh).

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I went for a size W32", at least the Toyo measurements indicates they come tts, so they should fit.

Really looking forward to them for not only gen z but some old Xers crave for wider legs with a decent leg opening too rather than for loose taper legs like TCBs 50s... the SC42025 fit remind me of the old  1920s 201xx LVCs btw.

Posted
33 minutes ago, Double 0 Soul said:

Mini collection of pre-2007 era

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Excellent! What’s the top, centre pair?

EDIT: never mind, I saw your post on t’other thread.

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35 minutes ago, Sympathy-For-The-Denim said:

I went for a size W32", at least the Toyo measurements indicates they come tts, so they should fit.

Really looking forward to them for not only gen z but some old Xers crave for wider legs with a decent leg opening too rather than for loose taper legs like TCBs 50s... the SC42025 fit remind me of the old  1920s 201xx LVCs btw.

As fashions cycle.. The gen xers just need to be mindful of not repeating the tragedy of 2012 when we saw 40-something yr old men shoehorning their fat sausage legs into skinny jeans to prove to no one that they're not too old to dress like teenagers :D

Posted
9 minutes ago, Double 0 Soul said:

As fashions cycle.. The gen xers just need to be mindful of not repeating the tragedy of 2012 when we saw 40-something yr old men shoehorning their fat sausage legs into skinny jeans to prove to no one that they're not too old to dress like teenagers :D

I was thinking this the other day as someone about to turn 40 and enjoying wider fits. I think for us it's about not going too wide and also cuffing/having them hemmed for a slight break at most. The kids are wearing them ultra wide (which is what a lot of us wore in the 00s) and having a way over the top pooling break.

Posted
9 hours ago, Double 0 Soul said:

of 2012 when we saw 40-something yr old men shoehorning their fat sausage legs into skinny jeans to prove to no one that they're not too old to dress like teenagers

2012?!?
 

I see this every day I drop my kid off at school…still. 

and then other places too. 
it’s not near peak anymore but it refuses to go away for reasons I cannot comprehend. 

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The denim of the new 2025 remind me of the 1945 denim with the blue nep on the inside. The cut however is probably a bit too wide for me as well. Which is kinda good so I won't buy them 😅

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On 12/26/2025 at 9:58 AM, Double 0 Soul said:

I haven't swatted up on either but on face value it looks like the Sugarcanes are based on a 30s cut, just wider for zoomer appeal / as fashion dictates.. it's exactly waht they did with the 2009s albeit in the opposite direction..

The TCB 50s bear no resemblance to a 50s cut, they're '50s' in name alone but looking at the silhouette, (even from my SC fanboy perspective) i'd say the 50s would be by far the most appealing to new markets / gen z.. which makes sense because TCB haven't tried to rmodify a period cut, they've made a pair of jeans which the market wants, there is no reason they should be called 50s ?

tbf.. gen z have been crying out for jeans like these for the last 2 / 3 years.. both TCB and SC are very late to the party.. they should have tailored to this market years ago.

The kids seem to prefer softer fabrics, though, like track suit pants or wool lounge pants, wide chinos, etc..
The most popular jacket looks to be a black down jacket.
Somehow a very wide/oversized Ivy league style is also popular.

Posted (edited)
49 minutes ago, indigoeagle said:

The kids seem to prefer softer fabrics, though, like track suit pants or wool lounge pants, wide chinos, etc..
The most popular jacket looks to be a black down jacket.
Somehow a very wide/oversized Ivy league style is also popular.

Tis true..

My kid has been wearing Levis 578s for the past 18mths.. his next pair of jawns will probably be TCB Baggy 50s.

Christmas day.. i said "do you like those Remi sweatpants?"

He said (and i quote) "yes, i love them.. fuck jeans, i'd wear these all the time if i could"

"fuck jeans" .. if it wasn't the season of goodwill, i'd have taken him outside and given him a jolly good thrashing! :D

Black down is popular but can be misinterpreted as 'roadman aesthetic' which must be avoided at all cost :ph34r:

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Funny, my 17 yr old never wears tracksuit bottoms anymore, I’m not sure he even has a pair. He has 4 pairs of jeans - Nudie Regular Ralf, Edwin, Warehouse and some baggy black Carhartts and wears them in rotation, but mainly the Nudies. He has no black down either 🤣

During the week though, he’s still in school uniform!

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I wear Adidas Ultraboost at work and the lacing cage is starting to eat the hem on my 47’s

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Posted

Thank you very much for sharing, they really fit spot on. the wide leg should help evolving nice combs. I went for a size 32 and they should arrive today. It seems like SC reduced inseam length which came generally quite long...

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