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KMW — believe the hype

adamha21

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Originally Posted by JOA
I've been eyeing that. Mind posting a fit pic some time?

Check WAYWT. Its a size Large. It fits great everywhere except for its a tiny bit short. The XL was only .5 inches longer though.
 

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Originally Posted by adamha21
Its a size Large. It fits great everywhere except for its a tiny bit short. The XL was only .5 inches longer though.

I have the Large as well. Incredible shirt. It's a bit short, I agree, but it's rapidly become one of my favorite pieces. Wanted to post a fit pic, but need to get some upload/sizing images sorted...
 

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Originally Posted by adamha21
Just picked up the KMW chambray from Context. Fit is slim on the large--tempted to size up for a more relaxed fit.

Does anyone know if the chambray will shrink when washed?

Amazing shirt by the way. KMW never fails to impress me.



Shrinkage is negligible provide that you only wash in cold water and hang dry. Recommend against sizing up if the shoulder fits.
 

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Agree that the KMW chambray shirt is cut shorter but that is what I like about it. One of my favorite for summer along with 2 Chimala shirts.
 

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I just got some raw japanese rockers 33x34. pretty tight in the waist. and in the junk. will the crotch / upper thigh area stretch out? will post fit pix .
 

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Originally Posted by eglbc
I just got some raw japanese rockers 33x34. pretty tight in the waist. and in the junk. will the crotch / upper thigh area stretch out? will post fit pix .

In my experience, the Rockers' stretch was negligible. I struggled into a 32x34 with my 25 inch thighs, and the jeans never gave the way I wanted them to.
 

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Originally Posted by garmis
In my experience, the Rockers' stretch was negligible. I struggled into a 32x34 with my 25 inch thighs, and the jeans never gave the way I wanted them to.

On a somewhat related note, do you think 32x34 KMW 1950's will fit somebody w/ 24 inch thighs?
 

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Originally Posted by garmis
In my experience, the Rockers' stretch was negligible. I struggled into a 32x34 with my 25 inch thighs, and the jeans never gave the way I wanted them to.

I have to agree. The only way I made my rockers fit better was by dropping 10 pounds.
 

garmis

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Originally Posted by bach
On a somewhat related note, do you think 32x34 KMW 1950's will fit somebody w/ 24 inch thighs?

Yes. I currently wear a 34 in the 1950s, but could have sized down to a 33, maybe a 32. 32s for 24 inch thighs would be ideal IMO.
 

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Originally Posted by bach
On a somewhat related note, do you think 32x34 KMW 1950's will fit somebody w/ 24 inch thighs?

Yes. I have the 32x34, 33" true waist and 24" thighs. Snug at first, perfect after a week.
 

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http://i580.photobucket.com/albums/s...g?t=1255021514 http://i580.photobucket.com/albums/s...g?t=1255021610 http://i580.photobucket.com/albums/s...g?t=1255021627 http://i580.photobucket.com/albums/s...g?t=1255021668 33x34 rockers. 33 true waist, these are snug. time to drop a few lbs. the crotch area is super snug on these, i hope after a little streching and maybe loosing some gut it wont be so tight. very happy with the construction and materials on these. first pair of hi-end japanese denim. like the blue/red line selvadge, but im dont wear a cuff, its to bad, cuz these look sharp cuffed.
 

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they look like they already have dipper ass and hip flare.... Not a good fit if that's the case and it will only get worse
 

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