IH-301S

[Guest]

^ Lookin' good man!

I started wearing my 301S yesterday and I am already seeing fading around my knees, train tracks and where the screw on my belt rubs against the denim. Amazing how quick these are fading! No pictures yet since it's minimal but I'll be sure to post some as soon as I get to see some drastic fading

[Dirty Denim]

TY..Love these mucho..I have to wash em because of today moving i did.  They got wet from the 3 air conditioners i moved up and down steps all day as well as just a bunch of filth from 15 years of dust on furniture my inlaws had.  They were also sweat in pretty bad .  What do u guys think…I should right?

[Finn666]

or soak/handwash it…bit if you think they need a wash...shit, then don't hesitate buddy!

[zwer]

Or you could let them dry and then brush the dirt off. I had a similar experience moving a dead, sat out in the elements for 10 years motorcycle the other day.

Soaked with sweat and filthy. Brushed off fine once dry.

[Dirty Denim]

TO late WASHED  ???

[Finn666]

@Dirty:

TOO late WASHED  ???

good boy!

[Dirty Denim]

1st glance u dont see a lot of bleeding but when u look closly they bled like a stab victim

[Dirty Denim]

[Finn666]

searching for a tagged size 34 or 36!…

from mint to used condition...let me know what you have!...

[Dirty Denim]

theres a kid on sufu i think has em…lemme check

They are a pair that stretched to 34...no good

[Dirty Denim]

[Matt]

Sal, I want to thank you.  I've been mulling the notion of purchasing a pair of 14.5 oz Cone Denim Tellason jeans from a local shop but your 21 oz pics have reminded me why this would be a mistake.  I'll put the dough towards a legit Marlon Brando style motorcycle jacket a la The Wild One.

[Dirty Denim]

Thank you for ur amazing kind words..I love this stuff as i am sure so do u

[georgeel]

@Dirty:

TO late WASHED  ???

There is an alternative: next time, instead of washing them, you can put your jeans in the freezer for a few hours. Low temperatures will kill most bacteria better then wash! It's an old denim-heads' trick, but it works!

[injunjack]

Giorgio

You put your hands to freezer after hard work in garden…? to kill the bacteria, but keep the dirt?

C'mon you guys, they're just jeans...

[beautiful_FrEaK]

I find it still funny that people believe freezing will kill bacteria. Do you know how laboratories interchanges bacteria? They freeze them and send them over in frozen state. It's true you kill some bacteria by freezing but just a few and the rest will be as happy as before when the temperature rises again. But do as you like

[Seul]

It has been stated on here before that freezing jeans does nothing really…

[Dirty Denim]

Before i ever learned what bacteria was I froze my clothes during the summer HOT months out of necessity.  I am sure u guys know what it is like to get ready when it is ballz hot out…ENTER frozen clothes...Heavenly relief

[crankyfart]

@Dirty:

Before i ever learned what bacteria was I froze my clothes during the summer HOT months out of necessity.  I am sure u guys know what it is like to get ready when it is ballz hot out…ENTER frozen clothes...Heavenly relief

now that's interesting. Hahaha! Sounds fun honestly.

[Dirty Denim]

It really is nice…I like it when i am actually getting ready to go out..Usually u are running around ur house trying to get ready fast which causes me to get hot and thats when i like to throw on my frozen clothes...Perfect for that