Warehouse

[Double 0 Soul 13,399]

Crinkly waistband is almost identical

[scooby 3,548]

Nothing exciting

Fit comparison on my Duck Digger 43 and 46 now that they’re both molded to me pretty nicely. guessing at most 60 days each, both had a warm wash around month or so in. I rotate bi weekly ish

DDS1003XX 1943 model

DD1003XX 1946 model

 

They fit me... and pretty well I think. The 46 are just a more versatile pair when it comes to footwear, and the denim is of course the bees knees

[AlientoyWorkmachine 1,571]

These looks great. I recently picked up those same 46's (I think? Assuming you removed the arcs) with the intention of them getting a lot of time this summer, but I haven't given them much love yet. I really like the fit and the denim though.

Do you know the difference between 1001's and 1003's? I can't keep track of the naming conventions. 

[scooby 3,548]

Yep! so the DD1001XX is the 47 model, DD1003XX is 46 model , DDS1003XX is used for both 43 and 45 model 

if my memory serves me right 

[julian-wolf 7,968]

How much do the DSB jeans shrink in length? Anyone put them through the dryer yet? Thinking of the 1000xx in particular

[Chris T 844]

On 5/30/2021 at 1:10 PM, Double 0 Soul said:

Took my work jacket home for its annual wash before putting it back in the drawer for the summer.

Photos taken at 12 noon in direct sunlight this time around..

 

 

 

 

 

 

Wow - Couldn't not say how good this looks

[Chris T 844]

3 hours ago, julian-wolf said:

How much do the DSB jeans shrink in length? Anyone put them through the dryer yet? Thinking of the 1000xx in particular

Hi Julian-Wolf

I havent started wearing them yet tho I've washed and the length is 32 1/2". Not dryered yet tho Really nice of course - denim is not as thick as my older Warehouse (1000 - the Memphis denim) so I think they are going to hang differently and better earlier in their life......

[nick682 65]

4 hours ago, julian-wolf said:

How much do the DSB jeans shrink in length? Anyone put them through the dryer yet? Thinking of the 1000xx in particular

I've washed mine several times and did a hot dry once. The inseam on my size 31 measures about 31.25-31.5".

Edited June 7, 2021 by nick682

[Lazerr 174]

@julian-wolf Similar to Chris's, mine shrank to about a 32-32.5" after a hot wash/dry. If these are similar to the 25th anniversary 1001's, then I'm expecting more shrinkage as I keep washing them. My 1001's went from a 32" after the first wash to about 30.5" after a few more washes. Definitely glad that I didn't get a hem on them. 

[julian-wolf 7,968]

Thanks, all—seems like they’ll probably be a no-go for me after all—oh well

[Jurassic 213]

I'm considering getting a pair of DSB 1000XX and was wondering how much initial shrinkage there was and how far they stretch back.

 

[dada mafiosi 208]

Warehouse 800XX NW pair in size 34 (10 plus washes in 2 years)

Warehouse 3076 workshirt (size 40)(10 plus washes in 1.5 years)

Tanner Goods Classic Natural Leather Belt with stainless steel buckle (size 34)(age 1.5 years)

Timberland 6" City Premium Boots featuring side zip 

[JohnnyUtah247 72]

Hey peeps. I’m looking for a pair of 800xx’s for my next project and looking for some guidance. Located in the US so would purchase from either Self Edge or Standard and Strange. I was wondering why there was such a price difference. (50$ more at self edge) As far as I can tell, the Self Edge pair just has a longer Inseam but are exactly the same besides that. Is there something I’m missing here? 
 
The sizing is also kind of all over the place. I’m typically a 34 in Roys and iron hearts, and a 36 in ooe’s and flatheads. According to some measurements I find the 36 in 800xx would be fine, but if I go by Self Edge’s measurements I would need possibly a 38, or a 40, which seems crazy. Anyone have any size comparisons to other brands? 

 Cheers. 

[Lazerr 174]

@JohnnyUtah247 I have the 800's and typically wear a 34 in most brands. I had to size up to a 36 for the 800xx, however in older models I was able to fit into a 34. If you're getting the pair from either SxS or Self Edge, i'd recommend sizing up. It does seem like the main difference is the inseam for the Self Edge models, hopefully this helps. 

[JohnnyUtah247 72]

11 minutes ago, Lazerr said:

@JohnnyUtah247 I have the 800's and typically wear a 34 in most brands. I had to size up to a 36 for the 800xx, however in older models I was able to fit into a 34. If you're getting the pair from either SxS or Self Edge, i'd recommend sizing up. It does seem like the main difference is the inseam for the Self Edge models, hopefully this helps. 

Helps a lot mate. According to S and S measurements 36 looks spot on while self edge measurements come up so small, which I found a bit bizarre. Perhaps I can shoot an email over to either for confirmation on that. 
 

another question , do the large sizes have 5 button flies? Thanks

[Lazerr 174]

@JohnnyUtah247 No worries man! I have a new pair of 36's that I haven't worn ( so there is still room for stretch ). However here are the measurements:

 Waist: 17", Thigh: 12.75", Inseam: 32", LO: 8.75

Looking  at the fabric, they should be getting a be getting more attention, but the 1001's have been my focus for now.  Also, they do have the 5 buttons!

Edited June 10, 2021 by Lazerr

[Lazerr 174]

Got into SuFu about the same time the Pandemic started last year and one of the brands that I really got into was Warehouse. I was lucky enough to get a pair of the 1001 25th anniversary edition pairs and they have easily been my most worn pair recently. In total, I have about 3 months of wear on these however, I mainly wear them either to work from home or from an office setting. Interestingly enough, I never hemmed these but with each subsequent wash the inseam has shrunk to the point that it is at a ~29.5" inseam. I'm not that tall (5'11") but I'm glad that I never hemmed these as I do with most of my pairs. Overall, I'm loving the fabric on these. The denim weight isn't too light nor too heavy, and it has that perfect amount of roughness that makes the denim unique. Over time I've been able to pick up other pairs of Warehouse denim, so I'm hoping I can properly rotate them once I get a few more months of wear on these. 

Apologies for the bad lighting, the camera kept causing a tint to appear on most of my pictures, so I had to play with what I had available  

 

 

[nick682 65]

14 hours ago, JohnnyUtah247 said:

Hey peeps. I’m looking for a pair of 800xx’s for my next project and looking for some guidance. Located in the US so would purchase from either Self Edge or Standard and Strange. I was wondering why there was such a price difference. (50$ more at self edge) As far as I can tell, the Self Edge pair just has a longer Inseam but are exactly the same besides that. Is there something I’m missing here? 
 
The sizing is also kind of all over the place. I’m typically a 34 in Roys and iron hearts, and a 36 in ooe’s and flatheads. According to some measurements I find the 36 in 800xx would be fine, but if I go by Self Edge’s measurements I would need possibly a 38, or a 40, which seems crazy. Anyone have any size comparisons to other brands? 

 Cheers. 

I pretty much always wear a 31, but had to size up to 33 for my 800s.

[bartlebyyphonics 9,831]

13 hours ago, Lazerr said:

Apologies for the bad lighting, the camera kept causing a tint to appear on most of my pictures, so I had to play with what I had available  

 

 

 

looking nice... & never apologise for your pix... but do be aware of what natural light can do; you'd be amazed what a window sill can achieve as the support for detail shots ... [and what shooting outside with a contrasting background can do for a fit shot]

[1fookntitefd 699]

17 hours ago, JohnnyUtah247 said:

Hey peeps. I’m looking for a pair of 800xx’s for my next project and looking for some guidance. Located in the US so would purchase from either Self Edge or Standard and Strange. I was wondering why there was such a price difference. (50$ more at self edge) As far as I can tell, the Self Edge pair just has a longer Inseam but are exactly the same besides that. Is there something I’m missing here? 
 
The sizing is also kind of all over the place. I’m typically a 34 in Roys and iron hearts, and a 36 in ooe’s and flatheads. According to some measurements I find the 36 in 800xx would be fine, but if I go by Self Edge’s measurements I would need possibly a 38, or a 40, which seems crazy. Anyone have any size comparisons to other brands? 

 Cheers. 

I’m a 36 in strike gold and ironheart and went with a 36 with the warehouse 800. The waistline was a little tight at the beginning but it stretched out within a week and I love the fit. I tried a size 38 and the waistline fit better out of the gate but the rest of the fit was too baggy for my taste.

[goodrain 1,403]

size up 1 to a 35 and it should be good

[Josh'N'Roll 163]

18 hours ago, JohnnyUtah247 said:

Hey peeps. I’m looking for a pair of 800xx’s for my next project and looking for some guidance. Located in the US so would purchase from either Self Edge or Standard and Strange. I was wondering why there was such a price difference. (50$ more at self edge) As far as I can tell, the Self Edge pair just has a longer Inseam but are exactly the same besides that. Is there something I’m missing here? 
 
The sizing is also kind of all over the place. I’m typically a 34 in Roys and iron hearts, and a 36 in ooe’s and flatheads. According to some measurements I find the 36 in 800xx would be fine, but if I go by Self Edge’s measurements I would need possibly a 38, or a 40, which seems crazy. Anyone have any size comparisons to other brands? 

 Cheers. 

Hey Johnny. I'm a size 36 in the 800xx, 36 in Resolute 710, 36 Roy R01, and 38 in OA01. I bought the 800xx one-wash from Hinoya 2 years ago and they started out with a waist measurement of 34.5". My experience with them is similar @1fookntitefd - the waist was tight new and is tight fresh out of the wash when the waist measurement is 34". They continued to shrink slightly over the first 3 washes. They do stretch back out to 36" after a few days and are my best fitting jeans, but that first day of wear after the wash is always uncomfortable.

The sizing on recent lots of the 800xx available at Self Edge and S&S looks to be small compared to tag size. I think you'll be alright if you ignore the tag size and just go by the measurements.

[Lazerr 174]

3 hours ago, bartlebyyphonics said:

looking nice... & never apologise for your pix... but do be aware of what natural light can do; you'd be amazed what a window sill can achieve as the support for detail shots ... [and what shooting outside with a contrasting background can do for a fit shot]

Definitely appreciate this. Unfortunately I live in an apartment building so sunlight can sometimes be hard to come by, but there some good days where the sun shines through and I am able to get a good light. I'll make sure to post again once these are past the 6 month mark  

[dada mafiosi 208]

21 hours ago, JohnnyUtah247 said:

Hey peeps. I’m looking for a pair of 800xx’s for my next project and looking for some guidance. Located in the US so would purchase from either Self Edge or Standard and Strange. I was wondering why there was such a price difference. (50$ more at self edge) As far as I can tell, the Self Edge pair just has a longer Inseam but are exactly the same besides that. Is there something I’m missing here? 
 
The sizing is also kind of all over the place. I’m typically a 34 in Roys and iron hearts, and a 36 in ooe’s and flatheads. According to some measurements I find the 36 in 800xx would be fine, but if I go by Self Edge’s measurements I would need possibly a 38, or a 40, which seems crazy. Anyone have any size comparisons to other brands? 

 Cheers. 

Hi Johny

My pair of Warehouse 800xx size 34 was 88cm waist (using flat method) in non wash state. Warehouse 800xx in one-wash is usually 83cm and become 88cm after use, so consider if your waist if 88cm , you can wear it comfortably. Unfortunately , my waist is 89cm so sometimes when there is a pressure on tummy, I have to unbutton beneath my belt for better comfort.   

Rather than comparing size number with other brands, I prefer to check non-wash waist measurement if available. For one-wash (if non-wash option not available), I prefer to check post-stretch estimate from the shop I am buying, typically 4 to 6 cm post stretch possible depending on the denim such as Fullcount may stretch 6 cm easily but Warehouse may reach to maximum 5cm.

I hope one day 88cm will stretch one more cm (say 89cm) if Warehouse denim allows stretching beyond non wash state after extensive use. 

Edited June 11, 2021 by dada mafiosi

[JMS 1,140]

Hey y'all, I'm looking for a little insight on the fit of the standard 1001. 

To my eye it looks similar to a Sugarcane 1947, does anyone here have experience with both? Or another comparison you can offer? 

Thank you. 

[AnOldFolkSong 542]

Warehouse 800 in w33 (with sashiko repairs)

[dawei94 2,298]

Got my 1000ZXX in the mail today, does anyone have experience with the shrinking and stretching of the 7.5x7.5 DSB denim? The guidance on the Warehouse site is:

6cm of shrink in the waist

2cm of shrink in the thigh

2cm of shrink in the front rise

4cm of shrink in the rear rise

6-7cm of shrink in the length

1-2cm of shrink in the hem

 

Curious if people's experiences have lined up with that, and what the subsequent stretch has been 

[dawei94 2,298]

Separate question, for anyone who has unpicked the bartack holding down the red tab, has that area worn down faster / prematurely developed a hole? I took my jeans to get tapered and the guy there warned me against removing the bartack because of the potential to develop a hole faster

[Topnotcher 667]

3 hours ago, dawei94 said:

Separate question, for anyone who has unpicked the bartack holding down the red tab, has that area worn down faster / prematurely developed a hole? I took my jeans to get tapered and the guy there warned me against removing the bartack because of the potential to develop a hole faster

It has no effect on my pairs.

[Maynard Friedman 570,723]

It’s just a tab. If it deteriorates, then wabi-sabi.