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Nudie Slim Jim Dry too long

SupraSaiyan

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Been trying to search on SF but I'm getting mixed responses.

My new Nudie SJ Dry Organic Dark are about 3" too long. I want the most whiskers, honeycombs, etc so I know I'm not going to wash them for a very long time. But with the length being far too long, the honeycombs will be out of place when I finally wash/soak and hem.

I read Nudie Dry in general shrink far more than any other raw denim. Should I hem now or just let it stack far more than what I want in anticipation of major shrinkage later on?
 

Timbaland

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Look at the raw/dry denim threads. Hot soak them for like half an hour. Then hem them if it's still too long.
 

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