Why I Wear $400 Jeans: The Real Story Behind Iron Heart Denim

[@PropaneTreeFiddy]

Did that outfit come with a free Subaru Outback?

[@ericdebord]

That's funny

[@angelgutter8249]

My wife dried one of my ironheart flannels, shrunk it beyond what I can wear. She learned what not to do with them and now my 14yo has his first ironheart shirt. Love this stuff, great content

[@IPusers]

I bought the shirt yesterday in L.A. with the Type 3 trucker Jacket, already have the 23oz Jeans off of eBay at half off sticker price. I’m an OTR owner operator trucker and the closet Ive got is very small in my truck. So the clothing, socks, winter kit is TOP of the line. “Darn tough Socks” 100% wool 2 Filson vest one western (collared) one regular 1 double Mackinaw cruiser (20f and below) 1970’s 1 Seattle cruiser (38f and up) new One Barbour waxed cotton jacket (rain) on its 3rd year One Carhart Canvas vest, that I waxed myself 2 100% wool 1960 army surplus blankets. I’ve been in -30f, broke down with APU cut off to save fuel for a week in a blizzard. Hell blizzards so many times that I get cold just thinking about it. My first six months trucking I didn’t even have heat THE ENTIRE WINTER. AN ENTIRE FUCKING WINTER WITH ZERO HEAT. Jesus I’ve blocked that out. I spend my money on gear and equipment, I already know I want some weatherwool kit and some arcterex. But I can’t wear a suit and tie to shippers and receivers, but just because I’m not in a suit doesn’t mean I can’t show up in the finest craftsmanship denim the market can produce, wearing top of the line head to toe equipment I can invest in. And everyone I interact with knows I’m a professional and I treat what I do seriously, and the clothes they see me in is professional and well thought out with an ethos. The dudes who don’t understand not buying Walmart, hell don’t waste your breath. I grew up in a trailer and didn’t get my first bedroom till I was 13, I’ve done the infantry, worked in a factory, grew up on a farm, most of these “men” make their decisions based on what they’re willing to get away with without being made fun of on a job site. They’d rather spend their money on a gun, a truck that hauls once a moth, or a drink. Let em. I’m not broke I make serious money, serious to me, my girl and my two kids. I have no boss to impress, just customers, mechanics, and if I wanna drop $1,200 on some denim from craftsmen I would like to shake the hand of, that did what my family used to do in my home state in textiles for two generations, before they were gutted out and sent to India and China using slave labor. I’m gonna drive 2500 miles, fight California traffic, Uber for $100, spend $1500, $60 to get back to the truck, and get the hell out of that shit hole of a state. (Which I did yesterday) I watch you videos and you were a part of me getting the shirt and jacket and jeans. And hell making the trip to here. P.S. chicks love it, I can’t be messing around but I’ve gotten a lot of phone numbers wearing iron hearts… a… lot. Deleted the next sober morning. That in itself was a selling point. Anyways do with that what you will lol Thank you for what you and your son do fighting fires. Keep up the good work sir.

[@bryanwarm2471]

You have some interesting observations. I especially like your attitude towards buying quality and enjoying the look and feel of well crafted clothing. I used to drive a truck but never met anyone on the road wearing Japanese selvedge anything.

[@superwedgie]

Because you are a west coast hipster, we already know.

[@arcadiagreen150]

He aint no Norm Abrhams, thats for sure

[@JohnSwallow-py4mg]

😂 yep legit

[@richardwalley2862]

@@johng1732looks like the guy who made the glory hole

[@harrisjuan1564]

@@richardwalley2862hahaha

[@keiferrector]

I think it’s cool that you enjoy higher quality things. I’ve come to realize that concept over the years… why buy junk that you have to replace, buy quality that lasts and you can pass down. Everybody likes what they like. Like you said, it’s not always about what it costs, but does it give you joy?

[@jacob1121]

Even the hair is starting to take on that Japanese Anime style!

[@Robmancan1987]

Such pretty petite clothing. Perfect for the west coast mans inner feminine spirit. Very good.

[@agonizin]

Heavyweight motorcycle jackets? 😂 what do you wear, mammoth skin?

[@DonJuan021599]

There’s something overwhelmingly comforting about a man expressing his passion for niche hobbies that others might find “feminine”. Thank you for sharing

[@bwarrenpanelman]

Let's not forget a hairpiece and sleeveless shirts

[@rg3412]

Excellent video! I love seeing your IH collections. I'm slowly building my own. The haters have no idea the level of quality that good Japanese denim brings. It's a throwback to American's stuff from the 1950s. Built to last.

[@arcadiagreen150]

Gavin Newsome has really done a number on the west coast

[@corybrogan3621]

And he makes fun of the east coast

[@jcl1201]

Well since most can’t afford $400 jeans.. I wear round-house jeans and bibs all American clothes.. I have had great luck with them long lasting denim.. $60 for denim jeans 14 oz heavy cotton American cotton

[@rhameparralax8006]

Me too it's funny this guy doesn't mention them when they are not only affordable but 100 percent American grown and made! Round house denim rocks!😊

[@strengthandbulkMadness]

Big Bill jeans are good too.

[@mgetts6506]

Love roundhouse pants and bibs. However, Bravestar does offer quality Japanese denim, at a fairly affordable price, while completely assembling and acquiring the other items from the US. Huge fan of both but, roundhouse is most definitely often overlooked and it baffles me.

[@Queejack]

“Prison Blues” Google them.

[@TestTest-cp2jo]

Sweeet pieces, I dig this video and the boots video in particular. All of you content is a pleasure to watch and has the 'authentic' feel. Very cool 😎

[@todnog]

Well at 59, I learned something about denim. Thank you. Eyes open.

[@EdBoxell]

Just brought my first pair of iron hearts. The 18oz 777s. Had them a couple weeks. Wear em to work and on the bike. Love them

[@BretteCaldwell]

Very sharp! I’m a big fan of Wrangler, the 47 series jeans and denim jacket. They do show the marks of personality. You can still see my Leatherman Free P4 even when it isn’t in my jeans. The details matter. I wash mine fairly normally however. Enjoyed the video

[@yellow-lw3jl]

'"My Ops be hating on me" I never thought I would live until this day to witness thing 🤣🤣🤣

[@zefsam]

I was dying ! Real wear coat lingo

[@jerm3443]

I have 3 pairs of IH jeans, an IH horsehide jacket, the 16oz slubby type 3, and oiled N1 in olive, an IH hoodie in olive, and the kersey western shirt in indigo. They’re all wonderful and I enjoy living my life in them. I’m waiting on the day that they release a new western UH flannel that I can’t resist.

[@larslarson6171]

Where do you buy your iron heart?

[@VINTAGE1959]

I wish to buy the Levis company and turn them back to how they were. Beautiful, rugged, quality garments.

[@workingclassgarage]

Those pieces are looking amazing! The sleeveless western is a boss move! Haha I also have a pretty large IH collection, I’m by no means rich, just budget my money well and buy things I enjoy.

[@FuccoTheClown]

I'm more interested in your high end wig collection. The new one looks new and expensive. 😂

[@wranglerstar]

The rug you are currently enjoying is not an Off-The-Rack item, This here is custom made,

[@fsmoura]

He chooses them extra fluffy for the summertime

[@timmynormand8082]

@@wranglerstardo you wash it ?

[@BubSands]

@@wranglerstar great stuff man! Need another dirtbike episode!!

[@ghijkl]

Buy once cry once - I’ve spent so much money on shitty clothes, uppers, and optics, and ended up with the expensive reliable stuff in the end… I don’t do that anymore

[@yogi5482]

But do you perform actual manual labor?

[@ghijkl]

@@yogi5482 not anymore, I’ve had in interesting life of software engineer -> construction -> software product development. I shifted when I was doing construction to buy once cry once when money was tight.

[@colinreeter777]

@@yogi5482 Do you even labor brah?

[@schattenlaufer2191]

Exactly, my family is not rich, I'm going to a though time right now and the expansive cloth and tolls i have, saved me through this situation.

[@Shmyrk]

There’s really no explaining the feeling of owning a high quality item that you can have for the rest of your life. They gain patina that make it akin to consistently getting something “new”. New in the sense that it’s changing in a way that reflects how YOU have used it. To think that $400 is expensive for something you can use for decades…is backwards.

[@LAWLESSXX88]

Wranglerstar, sounds like iron heart will a couple generations and one day you will be able to pass them down to your son. I absolutely love the look and "patina" they take as you work and break them in, but I just looked iron heart up and dang they are pricey. I think I will stick to my levis and carhartt ( I know my truckers jacket and Detroit jacket will last so I can give them to my son), maybe one day will pay that price lol. It only took me 6-8 years to finally buy my Filson waxed cruiser and a pair of Nick's. Awesome video as always Wranglerstar, been following you on YT for atleast 10 years, just recently on my new account and since the 1st time I was interested in the small forest axe on my old YT account. Thank you for the years of useful and practical advice, a proper Man channel lol

[@currentsupply]

My 940 is 20 years old. Same color as yours, (mine has the purple spine) but dude, the 940 imprint on your jacket is the coolest thing ever.

[@joshwolf7139]

There's something magical about how high quality items wear and age over time. Gorgeous collection. It tells the story of one's life.

[@JuanGarcia-ig4zl]

My rustlers cost $15 at wal mart. I cut logs and firewood I buck 1000 bales of hay each year dig my irrigation ditches and work 40-60 hours a week at my job. My jeans hold up great. The only expensive things I buy are my carhart t shirts. I can’t spell carhart. $18 each. Last 4 years wearing them twice a week each.

[@yeboscrebo4451]

Looks like something my little sister wore in the eighties

[@russellswanson117]

I get it, Cody. These look great. Selvedge denim as a hobby- you work for it and earn it, well God Bless. Some one has found joy in these great craftsmen!

[@CouveOne]

I love it when you talk about and share things you're passionate about. Hell I even went and looked at buying my own denim. But your hobby just aint for me yet!

[@TherealDaveKent]

I just had delivery my first Iron Heart denim jacket. I love it!!!! Thank you for the recommendation man!!!

[@jamesshields1969]

Cody, all of your IH pieces are great. Thank you for sharing my friend. God bless you

[@cpthillbilly]

At first, I thought this was troll, then I realized you were serious. By the end of the video, I was intrigued and impressed. I learned a lot about denim today. Cool video, brother!

[@BMtn-sx8xr]

And suddenly, the way you blew up the glove balloon in your last fire protection video makes sense. The blowing skills and denim jackets say a lot about west coast "men" lol

[@zefsam]

Just came back from Japan this summer and bought two pairs of d’artisans ! I’m so excited and been wearing them ever since I got back NO WASHES

[@johnboy4067]

I've never seen a working man have such well looked after 💅 nails , I'm starting to worry ❤

[@CharlesAnsman]

Maybe him and his man servant have been riding the Hershey highway

[@johnboy4067]

@@CharlesAnsman I bet mr w is the train 🚆 not the tunnel

[@Whocaresnoone69]

It is 100 degrees 70% humidity. How do you stay cool in the summer with long, thick blue jeans on?

[@alleghenyadventures8561]

By staying in an air conditioned garage lol

[@shawnhagen6871]

I can appreciate your appreciation of finely crafted products.

[@MaximumNewbage]

So for raw denim, you work in it for weeks or months or years between washes so you can wear/fade a pattern of your own design into it? How do you keep from smelling like a sewer if you're working and sweating in the garments, but not washing it? Do you hose it down with febreeze every couple days or something?

[@Muscovy7]

The secret is 2 parts vodka and 1 part water put into a spray bottle and spritz as smell occurs.

[@FesJenkins]

He freezes it.

[@jeffblla]

We all pick and choose our hobbies and what we choose to do...I get to wear and meet other people who are into this, and it's just a very fun thing that really appeals to me. Every time I put it on and wear it and enjoy it, it makes life more fun. Can't wait to view the transition videos.

[@lukekalinowski]

Awesome pieces! I have also been into raw demin for a number of years. I primarily wear Free Note now. I was curious about your collection, since i see you wear iron heart all the time. Fading denim is a beautiful thing. Really gives you the fiz! Haha

[@cpthillbilly]

I'm glad you made this video. I used to think it was odd that you were constantly wearing high quality denim. It was honestly kind of annoying. However...NOW I get it. It's just something you enjoy. Not dang thing wrong with that. Context is everything. Not only will I not be annoyed anymore, but as I said previously in another comment, I actually learned something. Don't be afraid to throw in some more denim content and daily tidbits. Like normal use type stuff. Would be interesting to learn.

[@nodriguez5126]

I don't earn much but will always try to save and buy quality items that give a little happiness every day. I enjoy thes videos, listening to the passion you have for the things you love and appreciate

[@a97b18b]

Yup, it’s always better to buy quality. It doesn’t always mean expensive. I keep my wardrobe simple these days. I don’t have a lot of money, but I’ll still buy $300 jeans. I still wear a pair that’s over 12 years old

[@coalknob]

I can appreciate the quality of these products; probably built with pride and definitely not throwaway garbage. these jackets will last longer than the man and his son will be able to enjoy them someday.

[@bodeine454]

The way you explain your passion for quality denim and how it's a hobby to you is how I feel about my vintage leather jacket collection. Not all of them are actually vintage but I have 2 thick horsehide military A-2 jackets that are only a few years old but are cut from a WW2 contractors pattern, I'm still breaking them in. And then there's the two '60s era Lesco leather cafe racer jackets among others. It's a fun hobby but I haven't bought another one in probably 3 or 4 years, it gets expensive. I still don't own any of the premier leather jackets from say Schott, Lost Worlds, Aero Leathers, etc etc, but hopefully one of these days. Those are some high dollar leathers.

[@man8god]

Cody about 2 years ago you did a wardrobe video of 10 matching levi’s shirts that you so you could wear the same outfit every day

[@Holt86]

My favorite denim piece is my grandfathers Wrangler wool lined jacket. When he passed in 2004, my grandmother let me have. There are so many scratches, burn marks, and wear marks and hope my son will one day add to them like i am.

[@BAAMRanch]

Not my favorite content but commenting for the algorithm anyway! May the lord bless you and yours

[@yotafan03]

Really nice pieces, Thanks for sharing!

[@chrisdiaz7615]

I have a pair of 21oz Iron Hearts i love them but havent gotten to wear them much been way to hot. But looking forward to it cooling down so i can put some work into them. Love the video take care Sir

[@wallace3953]

The Best in the World, when it is Useful, is Simply the Best. You are Smart!

[@Tacolord125]

I've tried a few pairs of cheaper raw denim jeans over the years from brands like Naked and Famous and Nudies and they always just fell apart too quickly. Was looking into getting a pair of Samurais or Iron Hearts recently and seeing how Iron Heart holds up for you is making me want to pull the trigger.

[@trojanman315]

I love this content Cody Haters gonna hate All youve wver promised is content thats near and dear to you I too enjoy owning quality things Most people dont get a swell of pride when they put on pants We do.

[@corybrogan3621]

A guy that wears a rug modeled after Justin Bieber in 2010, and wears $400 jeans... Yeah he's one of us...

[@Robmancan1987]

Working on power lines I would ruin a pair of jeans completely in two weeks and boots would only last 3 months. So breaking in denim is such a crazy thing to say to a working man 😂

[@Ollie9mm]

Look at that 940 wear mark. Now that’s cool!

[@jeffgrantMEDIA]

I’ve also got a 526j -14ib and love it. It was my first Iron Heart piece. I am doing the redline rally in a Kent jacket at the moment, and really miss wearing my iron heart. The though I do love my Brave Star Gauntlet. Selvage denim has great for really expressing your personality for the exact reason you said. Each jacket will wear differently for each person. I have the same 14oz jacket and it wear is very different from yours.

[@robstr12]

This is the most obsessive look at denim apparel that I have ever seen in my whole life. Fascinating. Absolutely fascinating that someone can appreciate garments this much.

[@wranglerstar]

I'm here to entertain you, beloved,

[@timmynormand8082]

I agree

[@cristobalmaximus]

Something in the West Coast water has made you think that Japanese jeans are somehow worth paying that much for. Perhaps Dearborn Denim can give you some USA made jeans for your next infomercial. love the channel! prayers to you and yours.

[@wranglerstar]

USA jeans are made by slave labor in the East, what a stupid muppet you are,

[@miscstuff7824]

​@@wranglerstar hope you are hanging in there with the wildfires - the huckleberry short sounded like a good reprieve for you today. Unfortunately, US selvedge denim came to a close in 2018 with the closing of Cone Mills White Oak factory. I love the story that raw denim can tell over time. And at a higher cost and awesome quality, imho it makes repairs worth it to continue the story and keep on wearing it. 15 years and 3-4 crotch blowouts and a pocket blowout later, it STILL feels higher quality than mass produced jeans. It's a shame since Cone Mills denim easily gave Japanese denim a run for the money.

[@Youknowthetruthdontyou]

​@@wranglerstarYou calling him a muppet,while you are wearing a groundhog on your head is priceless. Come on man, is this where you are going? You are now the shamwow guy of anything? You were cool,now you are starting to take on that fonzy, lenny/ squiggy look. KZbin has ruined you.

[@ElevatorBear]

I dig it! Thanks for sharing. ❤

[@handle433]

Wranglestar we need the jorts version in your next clip pls😂😂

[@notetoself5474]

@@handle433Then the Peddle Pushers.

[@rollovaughan]

I was hoping for the Daisy Dukes.

[@qltyboots]

That “shirt” looks amazing

[@Spaceman_Spiff_74]

Respect, Wrangler. I don't spend my money that way on jeans and jackets, but if I could I would. I appreciate and love the real reason for this video because I, too, love to spend my hard earned cash on the highest of quality (that I can afford) aligning with my interests and hobbies. I like this video because it says "this is for me not you". That's exactly the way I feel the things I love

[@chbright1]

Nice pieces. Just FYI - your last jacket is an indigo black which is different than the iron heart overdying process. Indigo black has an indigo warp and black weft which gives that unique color and fade. If this were over dyed, during this stage you wouldn’t be able to see the selvedge ID on your cuffs for example. They would have a dyed black look which over time would also fade. I have the over dyed black version of your CPO jacket. All really awesome pieces!

[@Jarastlad]

Hey Cody, thanks for the video, nice to see these incredibly nice jeans ! Have you ever worn their 25oz pair of jeans ? I'd like to do the investment one of these days but the heaviest I've had is 16oz, and I'm not sure how much of a difference that is, in breaking in "toughness". Keep the videos coming, can't wait to see what happens on the cabin ! Thanks again and prayers for you and your family from Belgium !

[@RadicalPersonalFinance]

Toupee is on point today! Way more than $400 into that thing!

[@joesoutdoorexperience]

Cody your the best “ my ops be hating on me” 😂😂

[@EQ9962]

Iron heart makes amazing stuff. They last a lifetime and when you factor cost per wear they are very reasonable. That said for those who wish to pay a bit less start with bravestar selvage. Made in America. They are high quality selvage denim. They make double front jeans as well and they are tanks. All for about 140 bucks.

[@joshcollective]

I get it. Currently working on a pair of Mister Freedom double denim.

[@sweetbonney1482]

We’re making 100%American made selvedge denim here in Vidalia Louisiana on iconic Draper x3 looms. A lot of hard work went into getting Vidalia mills up and running. SUPPORT AMERICAN MADE!

[@DChristina]

Amen!

[@mrpoizun]

Who's "we"?

[@DChristina]

@@mrpoizun- maybe she or he and their company?

[@michaelvstheworld3680]

I will stick with Roundhouse and Origin for my American made Denim. Good on Iron Heart for keeping it at home, but damn that is a bit too expensive.

[@699hazard]

You can't beat great denim! I've always had a pair of RMWilliams denim trousers and they age better than I do. Definitely heirloom denim.

[@Joker75113]

We’re you in the band the Village People?

[@duaneyoutbe]

Come on, the VP band had real men in the group.

[@Anglostar]

That trucker's jacket with black dye is going to look fantastic when the blue starts coming through.

[@sergeyishenko2130]

Iron Heart 21oz Selvedge Denim has most luxury and quality look for me , maybe I wrong, but i like it !

[@8pointbear753]

Is he transitioning?

[@fsmoura]

Keep an eye on his hairpiece. The choice of model foreshadows where he's going next ( o.o)

[@pine6163]

I think he may have a lesbian clothing store coming soon😂

[@ponolovefarms3926]

@@8pointbear753 my sister rocked that denim cutoff jacket in high school, jordache I think

[@noelstephenryan4837]

Looks like

[@chrisg1043]

If you can afford it, go for it. I wish I could. I make do with Wrangler jeans. They hold up well enough for me. Usually get 4-5 years out of a pair with heavy use. Sometimes more. Haven’t bought a pair since before 2020.

[@Dmhlcmb]

I completely understand your fascination with the highest quality denim and boots. For me it’s knives (I own several customs including a Tony Bose) and take down bows. There’s a quality difference you can only understand after you experience a thing personally. I truly understand why Tony Bose was so revered. Shoot an Oneida and tell me it’s not worth the money. If you know you know, I don’t know denim but I get it.

[@jamesdewart1772]

Because you have the money and can. Enough said. Most of us can’t afford these “luxuries”. We wear regular and hard word molds them. To each their own!

[@CarnivoreRonin]

Very interesting, this is something I really know very little about. I collect and restore diecast cars myself which has less utility. I love the way Cody is such an epic troll. In the YT algorithm, any like or dislike are engagement and every comment, positive or negative figures even more prominently.

[@danl455]

I'm into clothes that doesn't require child labor. As always love the content.

[@powersww1reset]

Then you would enjoy Japanese quality

[@Sharpe8456]

511 makes some pretty awesome jeans also. The people saying it’s gross to not wash those jackets need to take a look at my collection of leather jackets that have not nor ever will be washed. Cheers.

[@johndunbar2393]

Well, I'm not going to pay 400 bucks for a pair of jeans for work, because my job is ruthless on clothes, but that doesn't mean I don't appreciate what you have going on with your Iron Heart collection. I wear Prison Blues, and like that they're USA made (that's a big deal for me). It's also nice that they're inexpensive, but wear amazing. Someday, I might just have to buy a pair of Iron Heart for my going to town jeans. They do look spiffy.

[@tenebrousdesires3258]

yeah id love to have those same pants but i work with ink and solvents so they'd be looking like a rainbow in 6 months and at a year probably completely black lol have to be fancy pants for me as well

[@BOWS3R]

Great video, thanks for the info!

[@Dynoids]

What jeans are being worn in this video? Pretty interested in that style.

[@kevinmorrice]

can never go wrong with iron heart, i skate in there 14oz straight cut, comfiest jeans ive worn

[@larslarson6171]

Where do you buy your double front iron heart jeans from?

[@albertjabberin739]

Nice stuff. There’s something to be said about buy once, cry once. I hate clothes shopping. For jeans I stick with Ariat m5s, I gotta have flexibility and movement. Jean jackets are very underrated work gear, I grab old ones I find. In Texas, there not much of a season for thick denim, so Carhartt jackets reign supreme in the winter, preferably US made ones.

[@toshibavoodoo]

Quailty Jeans are best working/living tool we have.

[@Jmn973]

This Midwest man understands $400 jeans in principle - even if they aren't in my budget. I do not, however, understand what the deal is with the "fades". But...I'm glad you're enjoying them.

[@haijj]

Character! Like a leather jacket that slowly molds to your body, and gets a unique patina based on the experiences you’ve encountered while wearing it. These heavier weight raw denims express your own personal wear through the fading patterns. Each garment ends up being completely unique to the wearer. It’s not for everyone. It absolutely isn’t meant to be for everyone. But some of us enjoy being able to see things change with us over time. There’s always a story to be told with raw denim.

[@MichaelP11]

That’s crazy that you can see the outline of the phone. Thats pretty cool

[@BroosDager]

Weatherwool is my weakness clothing wise, it's awesome wool.

[@rdkLakota]

I just learned that denim doesn’t have anything to do with blue cotton jeans. I’m sure you know that it’s the weaving pattern. One over and two or three under. Very cool.

[@GunGuy258]

Here in Middle America where heat hits hard, your clothes would be discusting if you wore them 3 days in a row without washing. Sweat stank and sweat stains would ruin your denim for sure.

[@DoctorJ1337]

My iron heart literally just came in the mail today. It was you who inspired the purchase, and I am seriously impressed with the quality. Thanks Wranglerstar!

[@izahabockrath4475]

Yea he is a spokesman for them

[@lawrence7065]

I’ve never seen a trucker wear them. Been trucking for 40 years. West Coast Man 🙄

[@TODZLLA]

Next video, the west coast man’s guide to the best mani-pedi 😂 j/k, to each his own.

[@dancooper4733]

Is he leaning in to the rug, as a bit? lol Love it.

[@simeonkessler906]

I have been interested in getting some iron heart but no one stocks them in Austin. It would be such a hassle to have to buy a bunch and return the ones that don't fit. Not to mention the cost of buying a bunch of styles and sizes to see what will fit well. If I ever find my self visiting someplace that stocks them I will likely try it on.

[@JordanH8116]

What I did was measured a pair of jeans that I had and that fit the way I like. Then I got on iron heart and looked at their size chart and ordered a pair that was closest in size. Keep in mind that denim shrinks and stretches over time so the measurements won't be exact between your favorite and new IH. My jeans was close in size to the IH-888 so that's what I ordered and they fit great

[@jasonjames4283]

If I’m not mistaken, the 14 ounce 526 here is indigo black indigo warp with a black sulfur dyed weft I don’t think it’s completely overdyed but I could be wrong

[@nanomachines2985]

Japanese denim is actually a very underrated material

[@wranglerstar]

Not in my house,