iron heart jeans 21oz

altitude · 03-13-2008, 06:07 AM

i received this from iron heart

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Vintage Style jeans and jackets in extra-heavyweight denim 21oz INDIGO SELVEDGE BOOT CUT MODEL

Just to let you know, we will shortly be taking delivery of the long awaited 21oz Indigo Selvedge Boot Cut Jean, made out of the same 21oz Indigo Selvedge denim as our famous straight cuts. There are some beautiful details on these jeans:

the belt loops are sewn into the waist band for extra strength and integrity
the rear pockets are fully lined
and there is lovely selvedge detail in the fly construction

If you would like these jeans in a size larger than 36” waist, let us know. If we get enough interest, we will be able to produce 38’s and 40’s.

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21oz is far too heavy for my frail frame.

**dumb5** · 03-13-2008, 01:58 PM

i agree, 21oz is taking it too far.

Daveheadhunt · 03-13-2008, 02:26 PM

How long would they take to wear in?

guzzle48 · 03-13-2008, 05:19 PM

what brand makes the heaviest jeans and how many oz are they?

Pringle · 03-13-2008, 06:18 PM

I wish the japs would learn to do more modern flattering cuts and jeans that fit properly before they make heavier and heavier denims...

UK2004 · 03-13-2008, 09:15 PM

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Originally Posted by Pringle

I wish the japs would learn to do more modern flattering cuts and jeans that fit properly before they make heavier and heavier denims...

They already do. How many Jap pairs have you tried on?

honcho · 03-13-2008, 09:24 PM

do samurai offer a 21ozer?

Pringle · 03-13-2008, 09:39 PM

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Originally Posted by UK2004

They already do. How many Jap pairs have you tried on?

Do they? I've tried on Red EArs before, some Evisu's etc. They're all too long in the legs, saggy on the arse. Why should I pay £100+ for jeans then have to pay extra to get 'em took up/tailored etc? Might aswell just buy a pair of Boss jeans which come in the right length, and have money left over for beer! More over, I'd rather spend the money on a decent shirt- kinda got really into shirts now! lol

Candleguy · 03-13-2008, 09:46 PM

I really don't rate Boss jeans, as much as i love the brand. And would'nt ever compare them to jap brand denims.

UK2004 · 03-13-2008, 09:52 PM

Pringle Pringle! Many Evisu are Raw and consequently will shrink major on washing so they need to be 36 inside leg when you buy them, also if you get really into clothes then you aspire to eprfection so hemming jeans is not a problem in my opinion very rarely will something be perfect, also their are 100's of diffferent Evisu cuts in raw heritage styles alone there are slim fits if you want them they are not all ghetto fabulous jeans. Also Red Ear are Paul Smith he is English just uses Japanese denim. Look at brands like Sugar Cane, Samurai, Studio D'Artisan, Eternale, Johnbull there are many more specilising in raw Japanese denims, then look at the superdenim forum on superfuture and check out the raw denim fades once peopel have worn them for year and had a couple fo washes, I think aftr doing those things you will change your vie wof Japanese jeans.

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Honcho, Blue in Green have the new 21oz Samurais on the way. I prefer Samurai look wise and cut to Sugar Cane because of the lack of skins and furs and cleaner behinds but want to see both after 6 months wear on myself before i make full judgement.