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PLEASE NOTE INSEAM LENGTHS HAVE BEEN MODIFIED SINCE THE FIRST RUN OF SAMPLES. WE ARE WORKING TO MAKE THESE AS LONG AS WE CAN WHILE STILL HAVING A SINGLE PIECE CONSTRUCTION LANDING AROUND 35"- 36"
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-T
I am so excited to share with you our latest collaboration with Y2 Leather out of Japan.
The classic 5 pocket, cotton lined, straight leg pant, made from the same 1mm tea core horse hide we used on our Tom western shirt
I love everything about these pants so much.
I wore my own personal pair of indigo horse pants over 5000km riding last summer though the interior of BC.
From plus 50 deg to almost 0, those things are AMAZING and I have no doubt that these ones will be just as epic !
I wear a 33 in Ironheart 1955 perfectly , and wear a size 34 in these.
my suggestion is if you are a 32/33 to size to 34 , 34/35 size to 36 ect.
(Use our measuring guide video, DO NOT USE TAG SIZE OF MODERN DENIM)
If you plan to ride in these you may want to consider sizing up 2 sizes
I would also suggest to buy the size that fits as per measurements of your jeans compared to our chart , and not to size down for a "stretch to fit" .
if you have any questions feel free to text me 604 229 2134 and we can get you dialled.
Stretch.
After 6 months of wear in my Indigo horsehide leather pants, here are the measurements of my 34 compared to new 34
NEW WAIST 16.25" USED 16.5" = .5" stretch
NEW THIGH 11.75" USED 12.5". =.75" stretch
NEW KNEE 8.5" USED 9". = .5" stretch
NEW HEM 8.5" USED 9". = .5" stretch
You will want to be able to do your pants up right from the get go.
This leather isn't quite as supple as the 1.3 indigo hide, so I do not expect that it will give in the waistband quickly... ya gotta take your time with these to open em up.
If you have any questions please reach out to me before ordering
text 604 229 2134 or email vip@theshopvancouver.com
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