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We'll do it once they arrive and I'm able to measure each size in its actual production yields.
Hmm, I can't seem to find anything online that lists the KMW 1950 rear rise, but the Hoyt is about 15.25." It's a good deal higher than the Smith.
The fabric of the contrast stitch jeans, as I understand, is the same or very similar to the existing fabric used in the EP's streaky, which is the most comfortable raw denim I've ever worn outside of PRPS, and PRPS is way heavier anyway and vastly more expensive. EP's styling is better anyway. These 12.25oz jeans could wind up being the ideal summer jean.
Thanks, that is essential the same as my KMW's. Was hoping for an inch+ shorter, but the Hoyts still looks like the best option for my next pair of denim. Might have to get both hoyt and smith to see which fits better.
The fabric of the contrast stitch jeans, as I understand, is the same or very similar to the existing fabric used in the EP's streaky, which is the most comfortable raw denim I've ever worn outside of PRPS, and PRPS is way heavier anyway and vastly more expensive. EP's styling is better anyway. These 12.25oz jeans could wind up being the ideal summer jean.
Hmm your reference to PRPS definitely piques my interest...I have multiple pairs of PRPS jeans and swear by their comfort, so looking forward to the new EP contrast stitch indigos if they are similar in feel.
Thought I'd just share a quick shot showing the light fading on my blacks due to the numerous requests. It's only been about 2.5 months of wear, but to the #1 question people were asking, they will fade. You can see slight whiskering and the knees becoming lighter.
Mine stretched maybe 1 inch.