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Was this a traditional weight (12~ oz) or a summer weight (10~ oz)? I was curious whether a traditional weight denim will be still okay to wear around during a hot & humid summer in NC.

 

I wear all of my Raleigh's during the summer with few exceptions. I live in Raleigh btw.

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Many Raleigh owners have commented on how the Raw denim will stretch in the waist, but how about the top block in general (hips,butt). I have a pair of new Nash Raws (only worn three times), felt a little snugger than I'd have anticipated when I was walking around/biking to work today, especially when I'm lifting my legs. Might be overly concerned.
post #243 of 253
These are 12.5 oz denim, I think. It's the old denim. They changed denims, what, a year ago? Since these are pretty beaten up, they're a little thinner than they'd be new. They've been good to me for this NC summer.

The old denim definitely stretches in the butt.
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Does anybody own any 34 or 36 raw work cuts?

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I have 2 raw work cuts in a 38

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Raleigh Denim makes some great jeans. They've really improved and expanded over the last few years as well. I own a pair of Original Raw Thin's and they're great jeans. I have a rather small waist (27 3/4 inches) and I purchased a size 28. They fit rather snug upon initial purchase, and I'd estimate they've stretched about 1/2-1" in the 4 months I've had them. I'd say the waist measure around 29" inches now. My only complaint with the jeans is that I wear a belt and since they've stretched a bit, in the back my belt has caused the fabric to slightly overlap in the waistband to fit my waist better. I always wear a belt so its really only noticable for me. I wear them probably 4-5 times a week, and they have retained their dark indigo color very well. No signs of stress in the crotch, or lose stitches. They're definitely worth spending the $285 on. And if you live around Raleigh take the trip to their store/factory. The guys there are really great!

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John Webb is the shit.
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bought a pair of mitchell thin's last week from the nyc store. usually wear between 31 and 32, and bought a 31. waist is already stretching to a comfortable width now. love the fit, and cone mills denim is awesome.
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Anyone got a pair of Keats for sale in size 33 or 34?
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The Curatory has alot of their shirts and jackets 70 percent off. Minimal sizes, lots of smalls and mediums from what I saw. Band of Outsiders, Robert Geller, Hollander and Lexar just to name a few

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Originally Posted by rkingucla View Post

bought a pair of mitchell thin's last week from the nyc store. usually wear between 31 and 32, and bought a 31. waist is already stretching to a comfortable width now. love the fit, and cone mills denim is awesome.

 

They call that a "thin boot" but I don't really think it applies. What about you?

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Hoping to pop by the Curatory over Memorial Weekend if it's open ... Would love to own a pair of USA-made local jeans that will last forever

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Hoping to pop by the Curatory over Memorial Weekend if it's open ... Would love to own a pair of USA-made local jeans that will last forever

You should! The store looks awesome and you can also peek into the back where they make the jeans.
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