Rag and Bone RB1

mikej77 · Aug 22, 2007

Just wanted to see if I could get some current info on this one. Does anyone know where I can get the Rag and Bone RB1's. I basically wore mine to death and it's time for a new pair. I love the fit on these but I am having a lot of trouble finding them. I am not too sure of the similarities with the RB6 so I am avoiding ordering those at active endeavors. I like the RB1 because of the relaxed fit (damn my wide legs).

justin hustle · Aug 22, 2007

i carry the rb6 and rb15

the rb6 is a loose straight leg, the rb15 is just straight

the rb1 is a relaxed straight if i remember right, so rb6 would be pretty close

mikej77 · Aug 22, 2007

Thanks for the help. Yeah, it appears that the RB6 and RB1 are pretty close. Hopefully the fit will be the same.

DGP · Aug 22, 2007

Originally Posted by mikej77

Thanks for the help. Yeah, it appears that the RB6 and RB1 are pretty close. Hopefully the fit will be the same.

The original RB6 was slimmer than the RB1, however the RB6s that have come out since the 1's discontinuation have been looser, making them more like the old RB1.

mikej77 · Aug 22, 2007

I am wondering how the sizing is for the waist of the RB6. I have the 5EP LDB in a 34/32 and the waist is perfect. Would the sizing on the RB6 be similar and how would the thighs on the RB6 compare to the LDB. Hopefully a little roomier.

tbone226 · Aug 22, 2007

This might be slightly off topic, but are Rag & Bone jeans sanfordized or preshrunk?

chronoaug · Aug 22, 2007

yes. they are sanforized. no need to shrink to fit

DGP · Aug 22, 2007

Originally Posted by mikej77

I am wondering how the sizing is for the waist of the RB6. I have the 5EP LDB in a 34/32 and the waist is perfect. Would the sizing on the RB6 be similar and how would the thighs on the RB6 compare to the LDB. Hopefully a little roomier.

Which wash are your 5EPs? I think RB stretch very little, because of that cotton waistband. So, if they have stretched a shitload to become perfect, then I'd up from them. However, in general, I'd go with the same size, maybe even one down, as the RB tend to run a bit big.

ejquin · Aug 22, 2007

I'm about to put a pair of RB1's up for sale, but they are 30/32 unfortunately.

mikej77 · Aug 22, 2007

My LDB are the dark worn but they fit perfectly right away. I think I might try the RB6 so hopefully they aren't too slim.

mikej77 · Aug 22, 2007

I wonder if any places in NYC carry them.

bsyde82 · Aug 22, 2007

Originally Posted by justin hustle

i carry the rb6 and rb15

the rb6 is a loose straight leg, the rb15 is just straight

the rb1 is a relaxed straight if i remember right, so rb6 would be pretty close

i've been seeing varying information on the rb15s...is it just straight or is it pretty slim? i used to think it was slim until i saw some pics online...

i own rb16s, which are basically skinny...and i thought the higher the number, the skinnier the jean, so i figured the rb15s were pretty close to the rb16s?

DGP · Aug 22, 2007

Originally Posted by mikej77

My LDB are the dark worn but they fit perfectly right away. I think I might try the RB6 so hopefully they aren't too slim.

If you like the LDB, I'm sure you won't find the RB6 too slim. I actually think that they are a bit wider than the LDB.

justin hustle · Aug 22, 2007

rb15 is straight, rb16 is like slim straight

basically rb1/6 is like a levi 501 fit

mikej77 · Aug 23, 2007

Originally Posted by DGP

If you like the LDB, I'm sure you won't find the RB6 too slim. I actually think that they are a bit wider than the LDB.

Thanks for the help on this one.

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