I never saw this batch come up for sale. Have been looking for indigo/black. Your right these are very black black.That indigo/indigo looks seriously dark. Is that an accurate pic?
Thanks for the pics.More pictures of the indigo/indigo if you like. Yea it looks pretty jet black to me. I am really happy Gustin opted for the tonal stitching instead of contrast.
I'll have more pictures for you as my Greyxgrey, super heavy, and blue OCBD come in
I am in a similar quandry to Fanch .... So what size Gustins ???? My issue really is the leg which at 36" needs considerable shortening but would you guys get a 35" or a 36" waist ????
So what size Gustins ???? My issue really is the leg which at 36" needs considerable shortening but would you guys get a 35" or a 36" waist ????
If one looks at the color spectrum, ROYGBIV, indigo fits in between blue and violet. Knowing next to nothing about selvedge (I probably can't even spell it correctly:eeek, I am unable to decide even what size to order. [huh] I generally wear a size 36 Bill's khakis jean but noted the measurement to be 39" after washing and wearing. The fit is not tight and HATE a tight fit in the waist. So, should I order a size 36 or a size 38 to be on the safe side? Any input from my peers on this forum would be appreciated.
It also matters if you like the jeans to fit comfortably straight after a wash, or if you want them to be tight after a wash and be comfortable after some wear.
I rather have them comfortable after wash and then slightly looser after wear so I did not slice anything off.
Gustin need to stop being so 'free and funky' with how they present their stock and start doing decent pics of their denims done up as jeans. Having now seen these, I would happily buy a pair the next time they come up - the toning stitching is a brilliant touch - but they guys behind the company keep giving us just 4" x 4" squares of the stuff. All it needs is a snap of a complete pair of jeans made from each denim as a record for when the cloth comes back in. It'd take the guessing out of ordering. [huh]