Warehouse

[Lazerr 184]

They also have a pre order for Denime 66 on there, but with no size chart yet. Couldn't find anything else about the pairs either, even on the warehouse blog. 

[julian-wolf 8,434]

In for those 11MW, if the measurements seem reasonable

[AlientoyWorkmachine 1,823]

Am I the only one who just can't get into any Lee or Wrangler designs (past or present)?

Can't put my finger on it with Lee. Wrangler goes way too cowboy for my tastes, I know that's the issue there. Not trying to flame anyone doing those repros just sort of curious if I'm the only one. For me it's like Levi's designs or, if not, something totally different. 

[pomata 2,092,390]

they're too cowboy for my city life as well but I wouldn't mind getting a good pair of deadstock wrangler or a good repro one day. 

 

Edited May 15 by pomata

[bootsofmannishleather 90]

1 hour ago, AlientoyWorkmachine said:

Am I the only one who just can't get into any Lee or Wrangler designs (past or present)?

Can't put my finger on it with Lee. Wrangler goes way too cowboy for my tastes, I know that's the issue there. Not trying to flame anyone doing those repros just sort of curious if I'm the only one. For me it's like Levi's designs or, if not, something totally different. 

I'm with you on this, personally, for the most part. I don't hate western wear (I wore cowboy boots almost exclusively for a decade haha), but I also don't want my personal style to be thoroughly "cowboy" ya know....So Wrangler, Lee, much of Mister Freedom are off the table unless I'm wearing them with untucked shirt covering much of the top block/back pocket patch etc (I have some Wranglers I do this with)....I do like the Warehouse cowboy jean and jacket because they're not too much in that way, but I probably wouldn't buy them. Same for TCB's version and Fullcount's.

[bootsofmannishleather 90]

36 minutes ago, pomata said:

they're too cowboy for my city life as well but I wouldn't mind getting a good pair of deadstock wrangler or a good repro one day. 

 

Fair point this picture makes - a well faded pair of whatever jean is probably cooler to most of us than a brand new pair with our perfect criteria haha

[nick682 113]

Warehouse Lot 1101 (1970's Big E)

https://www.celluloid1984.com/?pid=174462422

According to the description: Newly developed No. 7 x No. 7 selvedge blue denim

 

Has anyone seen any other info on these jeans? 

[bootsofmannishleather 90]

Is there a jean that's pretty much like a Warehouse 1001xx but uses poly thread instead of 100% cotton thread? I'm thinking it would be nice to have the same fit with stitching that lasts longer.

[AlientoyWorkmachine 1,823]

1 hour ago, bootsofmannishleather said:

Is there a jean that's pretty much like a Warehouse 1001xx but uses poly thread instead of 100% cotton thread? I'm thinking it would be nice to have the same fit with stitching that lasts longer.

LVC

or try Freewheelers or TCB - which have cotton thread, but still last a lot longer. 

[julian-wolf 8,434]

^ Yep, pretty much any other brand will have stitching that lasts longer than Warehouse, no matter what it's made from

[bootsofmannishleather 90]

I see - thanks guys!

[Hopethisoneisnttaken 2,199]

You can also ask Viapiana to reproduce a specific model if he’s up to it. He uses poly cotton as default. 

[tjsma 14]

Has anyone else found Warehouse jeans to continue to shrink in length with washing for longer than other brands’ jeans? I made the rookie error of having my 1001xx pair shortened before they had finished shrinking. They must have had four or five 40C washes at that point though. My other jeans (Freewheelers, Sugar Cane) were pretty much finished shrinking after one or two washes. My 1001 are still wearable, but I think I’ll need to wash them cold for the rest of their lives.

Edited May 25 by tjsma

[AlientoyWorkmachine 1,823]

I’m going just by impression and not measurements but my 1003xx - which came one wash - seem as if they’ve shrunk close to as much as a true raw pair would have over 4-5 washes. Length but also knees, thighs etc. Waist never a problem but they’ve gone from a pretty true straight to a slim straight basically. 

[Cold Summer 4,281]

I haven't found my Warehouse jeans' stitching to be less durable than similar brands using cotton thread (Flat Head, Full Count, Samurai, etc.) Also, my 800xx and 1001xx, both the Self Edge one wash version, haven't shrunk in length or other dimensions after washing, thank goodness. 

[bootsofmannishleather 90]

On 5/25/2023 at 12:40 AM, tjsma said:

Has anyone else found Warehouse jeans to continue to shrink in length with washing for longer than other brands’ jeans? I made the rookie error of having my 1001xx pair shortened before they had finished shrinking. They must have had four or five 40C washes at that point though. My other jeans (Freewheelers, Sugar Cane) were pretty much finished shrinking after one or two washes. My 1001 are still wearable, but I think I’ll need to wash them cold for the rest of their lives.

Mine shrunk more in length after some washes, but only like 1/2". I think with unsanforized, you really have to cold wash only if you want absolutely zero shrinkage.

[1fookntitefd 727]

What’s the deal why are warehouse jeans sold out everywhere? I want another pair of 800’s. Anyone know where I can cop a size 36?

[Josh'N'Roll 164]

Looks like they are in stock here. I’ve never ordered from this shop so I can’t vouch for it. https://www.whitefeathermfg.com/produkt/lot-800/

[shredwin_206 8,526]

Fardin at whitefeather is a class act and makes some lovely repro garments as well

[DC2020 232]

I’ve posted a couple updates on these - here they are after a fresh wash and hang dry. 1001xx

 

 

[1fookntitefd 727]

SUFUers I have a dumb question:

 

is this pair of Warehouse 800xx the same pair that Self Edge was selling with the only difference being the red tab and that its non wash?
 

https://www.ware-house.co.jp/?pid=132358497

 

Asking because I want another pair but can’t seem to find anywhere else that has one in stock.

[Josh'N'Roll 164]

Same jeans aside from the inseam length and the details you noted. The Self Edge version of the 800 was special ordered and had a longer inseam, roughly 34” post-wash. The 800 currently for sale on the Warehouse website has a raw inseam measurement of 33.8”. That will shrink to around 31” after washing/soaking. 

[1fookntitefd 727]

Thanks!

[Dr_Heech 568,901]

One of 3 current wearers atm, my Warehouse 1915 belt loop model after its second machine wash (first was to get most of the shrink out) and they have shrunk a little more as l've now lost the turn-up. Mostly used for daily lounging. They were put aside since May as l only (mostly) wear jeans from October to May anyway, the rest of the year l wear shorts and a vest top because l'm so damn hot all the time 

 

 

 

[Flash 251,679]

Got a pair of 54's last week in Tokyo 

Nice jeans , don't know when I'll get round to washing them but ill put up some fit pics and whatnot then 

[reallypeacedoff 258,537]

How much they cost in USD buying from the source @Flash?

Heading to Japan in November and trying to not buy any jeans until I'm over there...

[Flash 251,679]

12 minutes ago, reallypeacedoff said:

How much they cost in USD buying from the source @Flash?

Heading to Japan in November and trying to not buy any jeans until I'm over there...

Whatever ¥31000 is in usd

[CityHunter 1,641]

Sorry, I'm sure this has been answered before but...is there any advantage to getting regular Warehouse vs Duck Digger? I have a pair of 1001xx, and was considering the Duck Digger 1001xx. Besides the back pocket stitching, I don't know what else is different! 

[willi 19]

Just based on my observation rather than any explicit explanation from Warehouse so feel free to correct me:

It depends on which 1001xx you're thinking of, but DD is generally reserved for reproduction of very specific historic models. DD is always washed and comes with a distressed patch. DDs are more likely to incorporate period specific imperfections like makeshift pocket bag fabrics. DD gives more the impression of discovering a vintage model stashed in your grandfather's trunk, whereas DSB jeans are meant to feel as if you bought the jeans new when they were produced.

There are many variations in 1001xx that are not tied to DD vs DSB though, and they don't often release a DD and DSB of the exact same model.

[scooby 3,933]

Lot 1001