Okayama Denim - Sand Slub
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ต.ค. 2019
- I've been waiting for a long time to get a pair of broken twill denim. The issue has always been that I didn't want to duplicate what was already in my wardrobe- how many dark indigo jeans can one guy own? So they had to be unique enough to justify owning another pair, and these Sand Slub collaboration jeans from Okayama Denim were perfect. Nice and slubby without being over the top along with that broken twill weave, these jeans have a texture that's very appealing. I'm happy to finally own a pair of broken twill jeans, and have been wearing them constantly.
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Your information is very and easy to listen to I'm Thai people, and I really love your video clips about the denim jeans. I haven't seen a video about it for a long time. Thanks for reading.
Thank you for watching! I appreciate the kind words. 🙂
@@CarlMurawski Thanks, I appreciate your video clips.
I hated jeans most of my life, but this year I got super into weird selvedge unsanforized with as much leg twist as possible. It's still just as impractical as any denim but boy it's so much fun. And, really, taking those opportunities to have fun with the things you do is usually worth it.
Iron Heart is totally worth it! I also prefer mid weight denim so that's why I got their 14oz. The fabric is phenomenal. The quality really shows through compared to bravestar, naked and famous, unbranded. But it also depends on what you want. This is a pretty basic denim. No extreme slub. No low tension texture. But the fabric is certainly strong and has a great soft feel as well. Hard to describe but you will know when you handle it. I also really appreciate the heavy indigo on the surface. I like to be able to take a napkin to the fabric and rub off some indigo. Because of this they should fade absolutely beautifully.
You button your trousers from the top down? It makes me physically uneasy knowing this exists in the world. I suddenly want to touch everything around me an even number of times.
Hahahaha
Paul Caskey my daily routine is I start buttoning my shirt from the middle, put on my left sock, wear my jacket, then finish button up the lower buttons of my shirt from the middle down, put on the left sock and shoe, wear my tie, put on the right side of trousers, button my jacket, put on my right sock, the left side of trousers, finish the buttons on my shirt from the top, wear my right shoe, then unzip my trousers and go to work.
The very bottom fly button on my 21.5 oz Bravestars was insanely difficult to get in the hole. I think it took about 2 or 3 weeks for it to finally soften up.
Honestly those are fire pair of jeans
If you like durability mixed wit a fantastic wear pattern I recommend iron heart denim. They go up to 25oz denim, and they do custom sizing
I cant wait to try a pair of Iron Hearts.
I've got a pair of normal jeans in a broken twill and I love the look. However I would say I found them softer rather than stiffer. Also the zig zag is far more pronounced on mine. Perhaps that is down to the not being raw? I love indigo jeans. Waiting to wear through my collection so I can buy some ih's
I own a few pairs of expensive jeans (iron heart, railcar, levi's) but my favorite pair is my cheap pair of wrangler 47mwz rigid in their wingspan broken twill. The fit and comfort is perfect on my body. Great review! I always button from the bottom to the top. Helps me comfortably size down.
Wranglers always seem to fit well, and last for years....
Miguel Vargas
If it’s not True Religion or Versace I don’t want to hear about it.
For me,, Ironheart is the best denim jacket i have. Best quality. Comfortable and fits well. 👍👍.recommended.
Came here after looking at my new wranglers and wondering what was up with broken twill. I've been on the same journey with expensive jeans but now I'm thinking I just want something I can just throw in the wash and not fuss over. I ordered a couple sizes up and LOVE my 47mwz.
Would love to see an update on these!
You should check out Detroit Denim. They have a exceptional reputation locally here in Metro Detroit. They offer multiple different cuts of jeans.
I would have loved to stop by their shop when I was in Detroit a few weeks ago! I've heard great things about them.
Dude, your posterior is absolutely stunning! you squat, bro? Asking for myself.
Lol! Never skip leg day!
Okayama Denim is clutch! Got a pair of Burgus Plus for a steal??
I didn't think about the rise when buying the last two pairs and they're way lower than what I like. Thanks for introducing this.
It was pretty eye-opening to me too!
Thanks for the video learned a lot about jeans in this video.
I always button from the bottom up! 😂
I’m just weird I guess!!!
We have to give to you man, that scientific and cultural journalistic approach is unmatched. Hats off!
Can ypu do a video comparison of cheap (H&M, etc.) jeans and more exppensive jeans? From someone like you, with all that knowledge it would be a joy to listen.
Check out the denim and boots podcast. They do an episode on this. And Carl even appears in a few episodes
@@Brodiexbikerxkid Awesome. Thank you.
True story!
I think thats a great idea.
@@CarlMurawski I would still like to see a nice video guide, but of course I'll check out the podcast.
I have a pair of Gustin 16oz with a beige weft but without the slub
These look amazing! Tight button holes seem standard in raw selvedge at first then they should loosen up. I have always buttoned from the bottom up, lol. Would you consider the tight weave to hot or not breathable enough? I may pick up a pair. Thanks for the video!
They're definitely not my first choice in the heat, I'd say theyre more of a three season jean. And youre right: the button holes have worn-in nicely!
Love the review. Just an idea could you do a review on leather wallets w/leather rope chains? Great channel!
Thank you, that’s a great idea!
Thanks for the video. Really enjoying my first pair of selvedge denim. I have been curious about your gloves fro JRC?
Mr Burbridge! I've been meaning to follow up with you. They're excellent, and I've been trying to really put them through their paces before I made a full video. Now is a great time too because it's wood processing season. Video to come!!!
Carl Murawski wow that’s awesome. I had been thinking about it but true to your nature you would take your time to do it right. I’m glad you are enjoying them. Just a way for me to give back to those that give so much and ask for nothing.
Will these fade differently?
I got one from a Swedish compaany INDIGOFERA. It was very stiff and uncomfortable.I soaked it twice to relax the denim.I love the various twist when worn.Like u said...it is not cheap but it looks very luxurious.
That's a VERY highly regarded brand. In fact, I think their shirts are some of the best on the market.
Frank deserves a special video for himself
Agreed!
Great video! - Carl, for reference, what is your height and inseam length?
I'm about 5' 8" with a 30" inseam
If you’re able to, would you please review the filson tin cloth field jacket? Or tell me your thoughts on it?
I'd love to. The Filson Tin Cloth is good, but I think their rugged twill is their best textile. It's basically indestructable.
Carl Murawski thanks :)
These look amazing but as a broke college student it’s hard to fork up the money. Do you have any recommendations for cheap selvedge denim?
Atomicneko Bravestar, Gap (When on sale!), Target?, Unbranded, MADEN on Amazon, VTDGR on Amazon as well. There’s also Wingman Denim and other Indonesian brands.
@@Fry000 avoid Madden. They not only sell crap, they blatantly steal designs from well known and respected red brands.
Brave star is a good budget brand
Made in the USA.
mark vanzyl I actually never bought anything from them before lmao. I just saw them on amazon before and made a mental note of them if I’d ever want something dirt cheap.
It would be awesome if you could review Origin Maine jeans and boots. All made in America, but would love to see an always great review from someone who knows best - you!
I know you live in a cold climate but have you thought about highlighting products for/from tropical climates? Here in Indonesia people love to make raw denim jackets and jeans. It's hot season at the moment, i'm still wearing my raws but finding quality footwear that won't cook my feet is a bit of a challenge (most workboots seem to be made for cold climates).
If nothing else this could be an interesting challenge....
Love your work keep it up.
Very interesting ... The first pair of button-fly jeans I made for myself, instinctively I started for the bottom up. I have always done the same since. Actually I prefer button-fly on all pants. When you close your pants you zip from the bottom up then close the button of clasp. So why wouldn't you close the button-fly the same way? Makes sense to me.
As far as these jeans ... not a fan.
Limited production of 98 pairs and I have one of them.
wrangler cowboy cut 13 MWZ are the original broken twill jeans. I love them as my work pants. They are really cheap, but well made with thick fabric, although they're not selvege or anything. Made in mexico with US fabric. Just wanted to mention it, so people know there are cheaper alternatives.
I'd rock them
Where do you get those burly flannels you wear
A lot of different places, but I’ll be making a flannel shirt video soon!
Jeans are cool
Have you heard that target is selling a raw jeans too?
Let us know what you think about it.
Made in a sweat shop, from denim made in a sweat shop, with cotton picked by children or slave laborers, and sold by billionaires. Vs these ones. Made by incredible craftspeople, by denim woven by the best makers around, with cotton sourced ethically, made and sold at small profits by relatively normal people with mortgages, and kids, and bills to worry about.
Japan Fire? From Gustin?
Yes sir!!
I had no idea people cared this much about pants its very fascinating. I like jeans too, guys. But i won't let myself pay more than 80 a pair i just can't justify it.
It’s like anything- watches, cars, whiskey, there’s a whole world surrounding them. From how they’re woven to the way they’re dyed, some people get really into denim in particular.
They look amazing.....til ya see that premium price! Stick wit ya boots 🥾😉
Top down? Carl you make great videos but you crazy dood!
I appreciate that!!!
With button fly jeans, I have always started at the bottom and went up, I had no idea that that was weird. Of course with a zipper, you start with the button and then do the zipper, but with button fly, I have never not started with the bottom button.
That’s one cute but on you
Hahaha thank you
Review Texas Jean's (｡•́︿•̀｡)
They also need a good shout out also made in America for 32$!! And most likely probs go with their slim model cause I think their normal looks huger then the hulk
Wanna get them for my dad too and want your professional opinion cause you also know so much of everything on denim
Always button up from the bottom, definitely a niche market simply because of the price, nice jeans though.....
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I don't get why I'd want to get expensive denim the way I justify going up in price for items is the feel and then quality I've tried on selvedge denim and if I didn't see the price I would say its really cheap.
JJ spot on with that comment , I have raw denim jeans but I rarely wear them I'd rather throw on my moleskins .
If something doesn't work for your comfort/lifestyle it's not going to be worth owning.
You didn't have the right denim. There are very regular denim out there, but some have crazy features and textures that really dont feel like anything else.
It's all personal preference. There is something about broken-in denim which began as stiff, starchy jeans. The density of the weave is tighter, and the features are typically higher end. That being said, I definitely like to wear more comfortable pants too. Everything has a time and place in my mind, and something to appreciate.
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I've said it once, I'll say it again,
I'll buy my $12 jeans from Wal-Mart.
They fit fine.
Holy shit..$200 for a pair of jeans? I'll stick with walmart Wranglers, thanks.