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Hey guys I need some advice. I accidentally spilled an Oreo shake all over my jeans
They're 4 months in and I haven't washed them. Could I spot clean it or do I let it be and ride it out?
Cold water with minimal agitation. From my experience, the first wash sometimes makes the blue hue deeper because some of the dye gets into the white weft, esp. if they're raw and unsoakedWill they still be the same or will they fade? They're still pretty dark. I'm just skeptic about washing them early, I don't want to damage them. This is my first pair and I already messed them up haha
I think I'm ready to enter to PBJ world but need some sizing advice if you don't mind. My favorite fitting jeans are Rogue Territory’s SK which have the following measurements: waist: 16.5”, upper thigh: 11.75"-12”, knee: 7.57"-8" and leg opening: 7”. I’m looking at the unique purple color 014 in slim tapered, and I like the cobalt blue 017 but I do you think those would be too similar to my SK over-dyed? Anyway, it looks like a size 31 (maybe 30) in raw and a size 33 in one wash are pretty close to my Rogue Territory measurements. However, once they are washed, will those measurements shrink for good or shrink and then go back out to the listed measurements? Could you give me some tips here? I may have to taper the leg opening some to get that SK taper at teh bottom, but I'm more concerned with the waist and thigh measurements. Thanks.
The one washed pretty much have all the shrink out of them (hot industrial washer), but certain areas like the waist can stretch back out to raw measurements if need be. People always suggest to size for the thighs, since post soak they don't really stretch out that much. Hope this helps.