/r/rawdenim
For enthusiasts of raw denim in all its forms; from the rarest Japanese heritage jeans, to the most faded and repaired beater jeans which started out as raw denim.
For enthusiasts of raw denim in all its forms; from the rarest Japanese heritage jeans, to the most faded and repaired beater jeans which started out as raw denim.
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/r/rawdenim
WAYFT = What Are You Fading Today?
Post photos of your outfits incorporating raw denim here.
After the 777 and 666, now the 888. With this fit I feel most comfortable around the thighs. What do you think about the 21 oz and 16 oz? Size 33 in 16 oz seems a bit too big to me. For comparison also the Fullcount 1103, not washed fit, but washed once by the store.
I would like to keep 1 or 2 888 jeans.
Photo 1 and 2 Iron Heart IH-888S-SLB - 16oz size 33
Photo 3 and 4 Iron Heart IH-888S-SLB - 16oz size 32
Photo 5 and 6 Iron Heart 888 21oz size 32
Photo 7 and 8 Fullcount 1103 size 32 (washed bye the store)
PSA: You can shrink/fix knee bags on jeans by ironing them and/or spraying them with water and drying.
Maybe I will get hate from purists, but for those who are trying to go for a slimmer cleaner look with their jeans, knee bags absolutely destroy the silhouette. I didn't see anything about resolving this "issue,"on here, but did find some historical posts lamenting knee bags on their jeans, so I thought I'd make this post, if anything just for someone's future reference.
How to shrink knee bags - Iron method.
Reference - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=32-w4NF7Ua8
How to shrink knee bags - Spray Bottle Method
Reference - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h-5Y6w1fGO8
Knee bags occur on jeans cotton jeans especially if one sits a lot, and they're basically larger versions of "hanger bumps" on shirts. There is no real way to completely avoid knee bags unless someone just never bends their knees and/or never sits down in their jeans, so the best way to maintain a sleek silhouette on slimmer jeans is to perform the above maintenance once in a while. Seeing as we're on r/rawdenim, let's make use of the high-quality cotton we have in our jeans and take advantage of its stretch and shrinking properties!
Welcome to the Daily Questions (DQ) thread for all things related to raw denim.
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Fit checks and "Help me find a pair of Jeans that has X, Y, and Z" questions are a great use of this thread.
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If you have questions about how your jeans fit, about a particular fabric, when is this jean coming out, where can I find jean X to try on in state Y, what jeans have this fit with these measurements, what jeans fade the fastest, and what jeans fade the slowest are great uses of this thread.
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