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What is the best brand name of jeans?

Since my Iron Heart 634s are wearing out I need a denim recommendation.

I'd like:
-Dark indigo blue wash
-'regular' fit like APC NS (but a higher rise would be a plus)
-Slight taper below the knee
-Non raw. Don't want indigo bleed.
-Don't care about selvedge.

Any suggestions?

That line is infamous for any jean regardless of ironing. Most of my jeans develop that line after a soak or wash. I hang dry mine now and stuff the leg to keep the leg from flattening out

Where can I find imperial denim besides selfedge?

So, my APC NC jeans in size 28 fit me like this:

 

 

They are too tight in the thighs and the calves, and getting tighter as I my legs get bigger (from lifting).  Would a pair of NS jeans in 29 do the trick?

Those look fine, why do you want to size up in the waist because the calves and thighs are too tight?

 

The waist could be a little bigger too.  These jeans are just too constricting - feels bad and looks bad.  I could size up one without having them fall down, but that probably wouldn't make the thighs bigger enough - which is why I'm asking for suggestions for a better model/brand.

a true waist of 34" is what size in Levi's? 32W?

511

Bonobos flatiron wash straight slim. A bit overpriced (especially the non-selvedge) but they are very dark, non-raw, and the fit is nice - roomier than 511s for sure, and out of skinny territory, but seem to have more of a taper than Levis 514. The quality of the denim is good and they have served me very well. If you wait for a sale or credit like I did it can be worth it.

Can anyone recommend jeans with a fit similar to Levis 510s (skinny and tapered) that come in odd sizes? Especially if they come in washed black.

What do you guys think of black jeans with white wefts?

I have a pair from N&F and I've never wore it. 

 

It's kind of like a weird charcoal tint. I don't know what to do with it.

Levis Vintage Clothing, without doubt. But they are pricey. Heritage, prestige, tradition, but also quality.

Unfotunately there is not a good online shop... LVC "must" promote a good e-commerce. Why LVC site doesn't sell on line?