Dry Bones
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I feel weird being one of the only people to keep bumping this thread but I took some more pictures of my SExDB12 so im doing it anyways.
Leather patch I made for them
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Thanks a lot guys
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clegg, I love your updates! This is a pair I would have gotten if not for the fit. Just doesn't work on me, I tried. The denim is fresh. Keep it coming.
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anyone else have some beat to shit sf/sufu collabs? sad I missed these
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Just got from rakuten. Sleeves are a little short but absolutely love this, it drapes beautifully. IH medium in a 38
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The new selfedge x dry bones hank dyed that just got blogged this morning are mouth watering beautiful. I definitly don't need another jean butvthes might be in the forecast
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Dat slub…. I picture some streaky vertical fades on those beauts...
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The mpre pics I see, the more they remind me of the Samurai AI denim used on the OGSP. very similar looking texture, just the Dry bones denim is more consistent with the indigo dye
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^this. I do wish kiya would get away from the 7" leg openings though… Impossible for boot wearers
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I agree completely, but that denim is just gorgeous.
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^this. I do wish kiya would get away from the 7" leg openings though… Impossible for boot wearers
I agree, way to may slim fits and hard tapers. More should take a page from mister freedom
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here you go guys:
the question:
kiya, out of curiosity, how do you decide the cuts for each of your collaborations? I can't imagine it's easy to pick only one, and surely it takes a bit of work for each of the producers to make new patterns for each collab.Its very simple, for a company the size of Self Edge its near impossible for us to pull off a collaboration because of the costs associated with it. It nearly breaks us financially each time and we pray that it sells well upon release. What this means is that we have to produce a jean that WE like while balancing it with a jean that will sell well, and what sells well is slightly tapered jeans. If we really wanted to sell the jeans super fast all we'd have to do is make every collab a slim tapered jean and they'd sell even faster, but then where's the fun in making the same jean over and over?
On that note…these new Dry Bones jeans aren't that tapered, the percentage of taper from the knee down isn't any more aggressive than many other classic fit straight leg jeans.
