IH-634S-A - 21oz Selvedge Denim Straight Cut Jeans (20th Anniversary Edition)

Giles

Depends how careful you are…...

DrPat

Will the arcs ever get less yellow? I’m an arc hater and they’re bugging me.

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The arcs may get a bit stained from indigo transfer but probably not too much because of the polyester. However, as the denim lightens, the contrast between the denim and arcs will lessen, making them less noticeable.

Jeanmoreau

@DrPat:

@Jeanmoreau:

Will the arcs ever get less yellow? I’m an arc hater and they’re bugging me.

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The arcs may get a bit stained from indigo transfer but probably not too much because of the polyester. However, as the denim lightens, the contrast between the denim and arcs will lessen, making them less noticeable.

Ok I like this maybe I won’t mess with them.
And my wife just said no normal person is going to notice them. I would notice them though on someone else.

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chrisjohnnick

@Jeanmoreau:

I just don’t like to wear clothes that are noticeable and I fear the bright yellow will make people notice them.

if people notice them, just call them out for checking out your butt.

Oaktavia

@chrisjohnnick:

@Jeanmoreau:

I just don’t like to wear clothes that are noticeable and I fear the bright yellow will make people notice them.

if people notice them, just call them out for checking out your butt.

Yeah! And tell 'em to frig off!

Matt

I don’t think they’re overly ostentatious like some weird mall jeans. No one would really notice. If you fuck with them you’ll regret it, trust me. You’ll be happy to have totally intact special edition jeans once they’re worn in and especially once they have gone extinct everywhere. Also, chainstitching can fail more easily than other stitches so the issue could resolve itself over time. Hard to tell since there’s no basis for comparison

In general when something is behind me, I don’t worry about it. Unless it’s chasing me.

yannis

My man lol. I thought that the color of the stitching was bothering you, but seems like you are concerned about what somebody else may think about it? I don't know what country you do reside but in the US you see some many poorly dressed clowns outhere that dims the pretty yellow stitch in your rear pockets unnoticeable. Just go to Walmart for 5 minutes and gonna get perspective pretty quick
Jokes aside i think most people will not bother noticing at all.

flannel slut

888s have been my go to but have been wanting to try a more casual cut… the 20th anni run seemed a good enough excuse and was fortunate enough to find plenty still stocked at iron shop provisions. The lower rise will take some getting used to but aside from that the 634’s may have a convert.

Looks good on you!

neph93

@Heavy_blue:

Looks good on you!

Seconded. Truth is that everyone looks good in 634’s.

I’m going to be wearing my pair of these with love and pride thanks to this forum [emoji3590]

https://www.ironheart.co.uk/forum/index.php?topic=18383.msg759721#msg759721

Oaktavia

@Heavy_blue:

Looks good on you!

100%

flannel slut

Thanks all! A week later, no second thoughts on the rise… loving everything about these; only issue now is I catch myself longing for a pair of engineer boots

seawolf

@Bren:

Thanks all! A week later, no second thoughts on the rise… loving everything about these; only issue now is I catch myself longing for a pair of engineer boots

That longing might never go away, and that's a good thing! Engineer boots are like wearing slippers that go anywhere.

Jeanmoreau

There’s been a terrible development. The dreaded phone fade is starting to appear. I’m trying to remember to put my phone in my other pocket from now on.

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sabergirl

Just embrace it, dude! It’s there for a reason.

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alexpupin

I love an asymmetrical phone fade

I used to slip my phone in the front right pocket, but recently switched to the (lined for a reason) back pocket.
The phone chassis sharp edges, plus the constant rubbing while walking, bending and sitting, cut the fabric away inside the pocket causing massive holes.