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Self Edge SF/NY/LA/PDX/MX - Japanese Denim & Leather, Top Notch Basics, Very Nice Jewelry + Eyewear, & More

wagthesam

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Ok, picking a jean that will look better in the rear that I have problems with on my 3sixteen straights:
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1) Real Japan Blues 106BSP 2) Imperial Dukes I'm actually looking for something higher rise as I'm tall at 6'3" so I'm leaning towards imperial dukes. I also heard that jeans with a higher rise might fix the problem. Are there any other self edge jeans that are high rise? Do you think I should go with Imperial Dukes?
 

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I think those look fine. Then again, I'm one of those weirdos who doesn't think it should look like your ass is swallowing your jeans.
 

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the RJB fit me well, i think i'm pretty similar build to you

I've never tried on imperials, i don't like the pockets
 

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Another fresh shipment of new garments have come in from Japan including some highly anticipated items from Iron Heart and Buzz Rickson.

Iron Heart has done a great chambray shirt in three colors, all of which are the heaviest chambray material we've ever seen. Great fit and strong as steel snap buttons make up the most intense chambray shirt we've ever had.

Buzz Rickson releases a period correct Navy Wool Flannel CPO shirt that's a beautiful reduced wool in navy color that's soft and extremely wearable, perfect for the winter months. Also from Buzz Rickson is a black loopwheeled crewneck with a tube body design for that very specific vintage feel and fit.

Sugar Cane has also produced a new workshirt made of a 100% natural indigo dyed cotton fabric that washes down to a beautfiul hue of blue.

All these items are now available at SESF, SENY, and in our online store. Check the online store product pages for hi-res images, measurements, and far more specs than you probably need for a shirt:
http://www.selfedge.com/shop/

Iron Heart Super Heavy Chambray Shirts
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Buzz Rickson Navy Wool Flannel CPO Shirt
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Buzz Rickson Black Loopwheeled Crewneck
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Sugar Cane Indigo Check Workshirt
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Originally Posted by Sigmatic
^ umm, those are unsanforized, right?

if so, you have to soak them to get the shrinkage out...


Yes of course they need a soak but most of the research that I have done led me to believe that they should fit close to the way you want them to pre-soak, just a little looser. These are really loose. They are my first pair of unsanforised so I am open to surprises.
 

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Originally Posted by kiya
You bought them from Self Edge?
Why not just exchange them for a smaller size?


Kiya I wish that I did. I thought that you were out of the 1001s so I got them directly from Flathead UK. Do you have any 32 or 31 in the NY or SF stores? That would be awesome!
 

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Kiya, you mentioned last spring SE was going to be carrying The Real McCoy's starting in June. Whatever happened to that?
 

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Originally Posted by APK
Kiya, you mentioned last spring SE was going to be carrying The Real McCoy's starting in June. Whatever happened to that?

We've shifted our focus a bit due to how difficult it was to get what we wanted from Real McCoy's.. it's going to happen, but not sure when at this point. The Steam Locomotive comes in this fall including jeans and accessories. Amazing stuff, especially the denim which has the color depth of Flat Head but the abrasiveness of Samurai..

Originally Posted by dmash1080
Kiya, will you guys get any more of the Flat Head Navy Chambrays in stock? The ones found here:
http://www.selfedge.com/shop/index.p...roducts_id=283


We'll have more this fall when they release the new collection.
 

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Originally Posted by kiya
The Steam Locomotive comes in this fall including jeans and accessories. Amazing stuff, especially the denim which has the color depth of Flat Head but the abrasiveness of Samurai.

are the cuts vintage?
 

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Kiya,

I have the IH 634S. I've lost a bit of weight since original purchase, is there any washing/drying method to make the waist shrink a bit?
 

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