The Evolution of Iron Heart
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harrisdarwis great job, i will try to follow your example of less lip & more flicks.
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Very impressive Harris
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Awesome job Harris..I have a question Once u have made the decision to wash ur denim are u then going to start washing more frequently. I ask this because Harris has washed 4times in 7 months and they look awesome…I am use to seeing or hearing to wash is to ruin but not in Harris's case
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@Dirty:
I am use to seeing or hearing to wash is to ruin but not in Harris's case
No, not the case at all. Just a personal preference thing. Depends on how high contrast you like things.
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U know when u 1st find out about raw denim all u hear & read is NEVER EVER WASH but when u actually get involved in the forums u hear the truth. Iv noticed on say Nudie forums (Where I began) people there are like commercialized denim heads the kind that puts brass knuckles in their pockets for fades. In here the people are actually using those brass knuckles…Fekkin Rock n' Roll
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I have a buddy who's been into raw denim for like 7 years, mainly somet, but also ROY and others. he's a cool guy too, and he swears to death to the not washing school of thought, he just likes the grungy look and feels its called dry denim for a reason, I disagree and like to wash mine here and there, this is a pic of one of his never washed somet.
To each his own I guess.
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Yea they are pretty amazing..I enjoy seeing pairs like that but like it when there's a lil more indigo left..a wash early on would have settled more indigo right?
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to each his/her own.
variety is the spice of life.
i make me sick, must go looking for a fight, someone post something that annmoys me
seriously, i like when folks do their own thing as i get to see what happens to the denim under circumstances that i may not put my own goods in. i wash as needed, just cause i have a sensitive nose & i tend to get in some really groudy situations where not washing denim for an extended period of time could cause my nuts to turn green & fall off. my nuts are my first priority in almost all matters.
there are no hard & fast rules, do you & flick your nose at all others
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It's folks that are new that usually worry about washing their jeans
I find it ironic that they search high and low for the best, toughest jeans in production and think that WATER will wreck everything
Personally I think if you're going to the effort of freezing your jeans, using Febreeze on your jeans, or leaving your jeans in the sun for a weekend to kill the smell, you're making your fading patterns as artificial as Diesel
Common things you'll hear
"I don't smell anything"
Scientific fact: you become acclimated to smells very quickly, and you can't smell your own body odor
"Nobody complains I smell"
They're just being nice. It's like homeless people in NYC, you don't tell them they smell, you just move away from them
To be honest, when I see someone with genuine contrasty jeans, I try to stand a couple yards from them. I just don't know what kind of ungodly things they've done in their jeans since they last washed them eight months ago
I'm giving my Ih-634XHS their first soak in water and Woolite Dark today after the longest six weeks of my life. If anyone has a problem with that, I have a shiny spot on my ass for them to kiss
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Set the fucking creases and wash as needed, nuff said.
this is the way to go imo…
i´m planing on wearing my 634s-raw as much as possible and as long as possible without washing, so the creases can settle and fade away...as soon as i think it´s "enough" they will go in the washer and from then on get washed whenever i feel like it! -
Btw, I nearly banned someone who asked "I'm not sure who puked on my jeans last night, but it's dry now and I don't think it smells, should I wash it?"
I didn't see them post after that, but if they did, I would either have left this forum or I would have banned them. I cannot be around the terminally stupid