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mukramesh
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Jul 8, 2017
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Jul 12, 2017
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mukrameshThat's going to have to be one hell of a tailor...
The dye on these will probably rub off a little bit more than you would see from typical jeans, look up vinegar soaking for raw denim, it will help set the dye before you wear/wash
The dye on these will probably rub off a little bit more than you would see from typical jeans, look up vinegar soaking for raw denim, it will help set the dye before you wear/wash
mukramesh
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Jul 12, 2017
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dead_pixel_designSince these are sanforized, it reasonable to expect less dye bleeding?
And same question regarding tailoring, since there should be less question about sizing due to the jeans having already been washed.
And same question regarding tailoring, since there should be less question about sizing due to the jeans having already been washed.
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Jul 12, 2017
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mukrameshSabforization wont impact the dye. The jeans will stretch with wear more than they will shrink from washing, sanforization really only helps to mitigate the shrinking, and you're already looking at 4 inches of extra room around the waist before you get them tailored. But a good denim guy for the tailoring and some white vinegar will go a long way I think
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Also does anyone know if the color from these jeans bleeds into other clothing or furniture?