Pure Blue Japan (Denim) - Official Thread

MiniW · Apr 28, 2011

******* epic^^ I have too many pairs and too little time to wear them to ever get fades like that

lesamourai · May 1, 2011

So what's the main difference between the 005s and 007s? I was looking at their one wash sizes and it looks like the 007 has a higher back rise and a little more length for the inseam. Is that it?

whatever123 · May 1, 2011

Originally Posted by lesamourai

So what's the main difference between the 005s and 007s? I was looking at their one wash sizes and it looks like the 007 has a higher back rise and a little more length for the inseam. Is that it?

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they are totally different dyes.

lesamourai · May 1, 2011

Originally Posted by whatever123

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they are totally different dyes.

I was thinking more in terms of the fit/cut.

El Argentino · May 1, 2011

They're supposed to be the exact same cut with just different denim. Hadn't noticed a difference in rise either way...

lesamourai · May 1, 2011

Originally Posted by El Argentino

They're supposed to be the exact same cut with just different denim. Hadn't noticed a difference in rise either way...

Ahh, I see. I thought that by going with the one washed size I could get a better idea as to what to get for the final size. Apparently their one wash measurements are different, but the raw ones are the same.

whatever123 · May 1, 2011

Originally Posted by lesamourai

Ahh, I see. I thought that by going with the one washed size I could get a better idea as to what to get for the final size. Apparently their one wash measurements are different, but the raw ones are the same.

this is very common with pbj.

most people buy o/w in pbj. the cuts will eventually shrink down to be roughly the same +/- 1/4."

aaronxxx · May 1, 2011

Originally Posted by lesamourai

So what's the main difference between the 005s and 007s? I was looking at their one wash sizes and it looks like the 007 has a higher back rise and a little more length for the inseam. Is that it?

same cut, different denim. the difference in one-wash measurements is because of the difference in denim.

lesamourai · May 1, 2011

Ok, the different denim fact makes the measurements much clearer now. Thanks guys.

commodorewheeler · May 3, 2011

Originally Posted by diorowen

anyone here bought the ltd ed, 24oz already?
feedback please

I really tempted to get that, but still hesitate about how 24 oz denim feels.
cardboard?

thx in advance

I haven't gotten any of the 24 oz. models from PBJ yet, but from my experience with other high end denims in the 22-29 oz. range, I'd be willing to bet that the denim is actually reasonably soft and won't be excessively difficult to break in. Heavier denim tends to be less slubby as well, so it's not as rough when new.

commodorewheeler · May 3, 2011

Originally Posted by whatever123

there are many heavier denims out there but there all indigo ... pbj took this game to a whole new with this jean. i wanna see what samurai does now ... im sure they wont let anyone out do them for long.
Well, they do have that S001JP-H coming out this month that uses bamboo fibers for the weft yarns, as well as the S002JP-N coming in August that uses hemp fibers for the weft.

pronxs · May 4, 2011

black pbk xx011. http://www.plussixfive.com/2011/04/2...e-denim-store/ i can help to get them if any of you guys are interested.

djbj6t9 · May 4, 2011

that is the sex

malaujai · May 8, 2011

My one wash 011's at 4.5 months daily wear

djbj6t9 · May 26, 2011

007, promise this will be the last image overload

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