I had seen pictures of the Flat Head 3000-series denim so I knew that it held its color well through washes. Lucky for me, because it didn't take more than three months before I really needed to wash my jeans.
This is before the first wash.
Compared to the Samurai Texas denim, the Flat Head 3000 denim is darker and less slubby, but it still has very pronounced vertical threads.
I washed the jeans in 40*C with a phosphate-free and of course also bleach-free detergent.
As you can see, the color didn't change much with the wash and that's the mark of great jeans.
At the time of writing this post I've actually wore them one or two more months and am waiting for them to dry after their second wash. They won't be getting much more wear after this though, because I'm getting another pair of contest jeans in just a week or so.
6 comments:
denim looks great. i love how flatheads don't lose their color after washes like that. kudos on another great pair
Those are some really ugly pants, specially the double folding at the end.
Amazing collection of jeans pants and They look very comfortable..
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