Samurai Jeans
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20th anniversary coin purse vs. 15th anniversary coin purse.
Also this ad for a watch came with the jeans if you're interested
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I added some boiling water to the soak. I want to shrink as much as possible. I'm too afraid to put them in the washer!
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I'm sorry
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@yinzer I ended up putting the jeans in the washer last night for about 25 minutes just in case.
Also, about the weight: this "25oz" denim feels about the same as the old 21/23 oz Iron Heart Ultra Heavy Raw. It's not as heavy or thick as the XHS and didn't get discernably thicker after 3 boiling hot soaks and a hot machine wash. The denim is much darker than the UHR though and looks to fade very fast. Plenty of indigo loss after the wash…
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Sorry buddy I have been wearing them to do concrete work and they are trashed. I was gonna try and get you a picture yesterday but they were so dirty and I was exhausted from lifting 80 lb bags of concrete all day…. I had to wash them. I will try and get you pics by tomorrow.
If you have to get your pair from Denimo today the fit is pretty close to Iron Heart 634 XHS sized down one size. they are a relaxed fit jean but will shrink all over by about an inch.
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@fdln. *forgot to tag
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I’ve been pining over some Samurais but I’m unsure of their sizing. Denimio and okayamadenim have vastly different charts and I’m wanting to get as close as possible to my right size. For reference, sir 35 888-uhr fit perfectly.
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Denimio just copy and pastes the official Samurai fit charts and those are not the most accurate ones. Okayama denim does their own measuring. If you ask Denimio they will also take measurements of an actual pair of jeans for you.
Without knowing what model of Samurai you are interested in, it's difficult to give a clear answer.
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Denimio just copy and pastes the official Samurai fit charts and those are not the most accurate ones. Okayama denim does their own measuring. If you ask Denimio they will also take measurements of an actual pair of jeans for you.
Without knowing what model of Samurai you are interested in, it's difficult to give a clear answer.
I’m looking at the regular straight fit in a heavier oz denim. I’m still pretty new to their fits though.
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The regular straight fit would be most likely the 510 cut.
It comes from 15oz up to 25oz. As you want a heaver denim I would suggest either the 19oz or 21oz.
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look at @beautiful_freaks samurai fits and explanations on superfuture superdenim very helpful to me
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The regular straight fit would be most likely the 510 cut.
It comes from 15oz up to 25oz. As you want a heaver denim I would suggest either the 19oz or 21oz.
But keep in mind the 510 is way less tapered than the 888Thanks for the advice! I planned on being blaspheming and sending them to railcar for tapering.
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Thanks for the advice! I planned on being blaspheming and sending them to railcar for tapering.
In that case you could consider the 710 cut, that tapers quite similarly to 888 (but with a more fitted top block, lower rise and less room in the thighs).
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Thanks for the advice! I planned on being blaspheming and sending them to railcar for tapering.
In that case you could consider the 710 cut, that tapers quite similarly to 888 (but with a more fitted top block, lower rise and less room in the thighs).
The thigh measurements (according to the sizing charts) are far too small for me in the 710.
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The thigh measurements (according to the sizing charts) are far too small for me in the 710.
Have you been able to try a pair on? They are slim but if you’re comparing IHUK measurements to BiG then that may be misleading as they employ different methods.
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The thigh measurements (according to the sizing charts) are far too small for me in the 710.
Have you been able to try a pair on? They are slim but if you’re comparing IHUK measurements to BiG then that may be misleading as they employ different methods.
I have not! BiG is the only American retailer that is allowed to carry them, right?
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