IH-666-XHS - 25oz Selvedge Denim Slim Straight Cut Jeans - Indigo

[Mustafa911]

Agreed

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[xohax]

@Mustafa911:

Agreed

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Looking great.. how about whiskers and comb

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[Jordonf9]

@pillowPANTS:

Xpost from Pronto thread

25 on 25!!

Not fair @pillowPANTS All you skinny legged guys got the 25oz double indigo…lucky! Guess my 25 OD makes up for it a bit, but I still want those doubles so bad!

[pillowPANTS]

Haha. Im not THAT skinny. I actually sold them. They looked too much like navy pants to me instead of jeans. They were def cool tho

[Sam]

Another Sam and @Winchy collaboration featuring the IH-666-XHS and a pair of @adam313 's worn in 25ozers.

[A Former User]

Brilliant! I'm always fascinated by the comparisons of the new vs. faded denims. I appreciate the hard work and creativity Sam and Winchy, that last sequence with the weft blowing in the wind and the music was especially nice. Looking forward to the next episode!

[louisbosco]

ears ago when IH released the 25oz, i was supposed to get one, but ended up with the UHR's instead.. now that dream has finally come true..

now i know their sanforized, but i haven't soaked new denim for yonks and was feeling the itch, so i thought i'd do it just cause..

[Dion]

They're looking brilliant! Enjoy this stellar denim 8)!

[xtcclassic]

Congrats! Have fun breaking them in, you'll love them. Looking forward to pulling mine out of hibernation soon.

[louisbosco]

thanks. sadly, they'll sit in till after the current dwc..

[By Joshua Williams]

Evening All, I know that others have had the same issue I have with regards to button holes coming loose and wondered what they had done to fix it. I intend to resew the edges myself and perhaps add an extra layer of material on the inside to reinforce when I hem the bottoms which should do the job but wondered what else had been done. I know in the past the jeans of been, very kindly, either replaced or repaired by IH but I bought these 2nd hand and am willing to effect the repairs myself. Cheers all

[By Joshua Williams]

[By Joshua Williams]

Anyone?

[neph93]

No idea how you’d go about it mate. You could shoot an email to IHUK, they may have a clue. Good luck.

[neph93]

@By:

Anyone?

You might also get more feedback if you post here:

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[sabergirl]

I’ve had this happen to buttonholes on some of my old jeans, and sort of fixed the problem just by free-sewing (and sewing, and sewing) all around the edge of the buttonhole. You just have to make sure the hole is still big enough for the button to fit through, but small enough to hold it in place. If there’s been enough loss of denim around the hole, I imagine you’d have to add a patch to bridge the gap.

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[Brock]

If you can’t figure it out and there’s no one near your that can, Rain at Indigo Proof can fix anything Denim. She’s located in Portland, Oregon

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[jdl1279]

Try rewrapping the hole if you're sure enough of your skills. I'd probably consider Brock's advice though

[Chris]

Only problem with Indigo Proof is that she's not taking any mail order repairs until 2018.

For something like that, I'd just search online for how to repair button holes, or how to hand stitch a button hole, and just do it myself.

[jdl1279]

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