Brave Star Selvage Denim Jeans 21.5oz review 

Good point!!!

I´m not try to dininish the Brave Star name is about to be unbias and honest with the review, otherwise my reviews are whorthless.

How do you know its From Japan

The customer service didn't answer to me a couple of questions that I asked before recording the video, which was not a very pleasant experience w

@@UrbanLadUK Like you, I happily pay 3 to 4 times more for IH not only because of the fit, quality and construction but also because their customer is the best I’ve experienced in any industry. They truly make you feel like your their only customer, happily giving information towards cuts and fabrics not to mention will measure individual pieces if you are particular with a specific area of fit. Any-who, I really enjoy your content sir. Cheers.

@baousa3837 I agree with your comment entirely. My issue was with a t-shirt. Luckily I have the Jean sizing down. When they told me I had to pay to send them back and to check the sizing info before I order next time, I told the, there would not be a next time.

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Thank you!!!

I have noticed many people have a terrible experiences with BS, primarily due to the customer service. I was lucky, buying from the UK and not having to contact for support. I emailed them with a question about the denim's origin and never answered the email. I think is not only quality is customer service too, that made a brand stand up among so many denim brands.

I never try Kojima Genes 🤔! Another to add to the list. Thank you!!!👍👍👍👍

I agree wiht you. I own a pair of Avila that I preparing for review,

Freenote is excellent. Do not overlook RGT Three16 and for the best wool knit money can buy; Dehen.

Nice to hear about your experience; that means that they have learned from the customers' feedback. The pair in this video has lost three rivets, which is not a good sign after casual wearing, and I have no answer from Brave Star; none of my other jeans, even the cheap ones, have lost rivets, I suppose different experiences 🤷‍♂️

Thank you!! Samurai is a top tier Jeans, the main difference with Iron Heart is the fabric, and there you need to focus, they evolve in different way, if you like more electric blues the choice is Iron Heart.

Dark indigo 👍👍👍

If your budget is tight, it could be an option to try selvedge denim

"I think its worth the 138 bucks for sure". Thats the main point!!!!

@@UrbanLadUK 100% agreed. Looking at ironhearts as my next purchase though.

@@Justin-pu7qi You are never going to regret that purchase!!!

I have a several quality problems with all those Brave Star jeans I’ve bought a few years back.. a couple time I’ve returned them and a couple of times just sold them. I don’t buy it anymore. The Selvedge denim is a luxury stuff and it makes no sense to me to try saving $ on them. Now days I go for the best: wear Samurai, Flat Head and ONi. Never looked back- those will last me a life time.

@@TheTarkvemada All though I have only had 1 issues with bravestars, I agree with you. After my 8th or 9th pair Im pretty much not buying them anymore aside from rare fabrics with nice color tones and will opt for ironheart and leftfield nyc. I like a tall backrise and front rise for tucking in shirts and bravestars dont really offer large high rises. The front rises on bravestars are super small but still able to work in and relax in with no issues but would prefer something not as snug after owning railcar fine goods, tellasons, and naked and famous which all had pretty comfortable high rise and back rise.

Hi!! Thank you for watching!! I really appreciate your input; it is good to disagree!! There is always something to learn 👍👍

Sugar Cane good pick!!! I like 1947

Another good option is Kojima Genes in 15oz Japanese selvedge denim, which is around 100 and the quality and customer service are superb

@UrbanLadUK I need to give them a look, I know Sugercane is a great option for jeans under 200

@@floppa4934 and KG have heavy weight denim as well

Camon we all know they dont pay much care on the construction and brave star had a lot of problems,after all i have six pais a few of them with defects from cone mills,they shud be more professional.Or try to pay better salary to a good taylor.Anyway in the imaginary western stile they are very well, after the classics its the best looking jeans thats why they so popular and they escape with their careless.

@@antoniobranco8005 I have 2 pair and they're both flawless. Both are about 6 months old with none of the flaws he mentioned. For me their customer service has been great. I screwed up my order and they fixed it at no charge to me. I'll admit my Iron Hearts are better. Higher stitch count with triple stitching but I'm not sure they're $260 better. Both of my Brave Star jeans were under $100 US, one was $98 and the other $82. For the price difference there should be no comparison at all though. When comparing 2 products you compare at the same price point. You DON'T bash a lower cost item because it doesn't equal up in your mind. I'm also willing to bet you and this "reviewer" are hype blind. Iron Heart is expensive and hype so they are the best and perfect. Humans are notorious for that. To bad Brave Star won this year with their cheap garbage.

@@dark_gravity_edc Hi First, thank you for taking the time to watch this review. I have no bias toward Brave Star. I have just done my review on the actual pair of denim that I bought with my money. It is my intention to be fair on every garment I review. To establish why the garment is well or bad constructed or good or bad quality, I must use an objective point of comparison; in my case, I choose what, in my experience with selvedge denim, is the best construction, also is an excellent way to say whether the price tag is fair (if you have a garment that is expensive but has a poor quality of construction, that garment is not worth it). As I have stated in the video, I recommend this selvedge denim as an entry-level point; if you intend to keep escalating in the selvedge world, you will realise that there are other options and that options are expensive for a reason. In this case, the affordability came with a price, and anyone of Us had to decide if we wanted to try Brave Star and if we were happy whit the quality/price. Also, this is my experience and review. I´m happy whether you agree or disagree; I don´t state that you must agree with my review; I can be right or wrong. It is very important to me to know the experience and views of other people and that it is all about participating, agreeing or disagreeing, and sharing experiences.

i see where dark gravity is coming from but for me.... having not owned Iron Hearts i can appreciate the comparison between the gold standard and the more affordable. Ive owned 3 pairs of bravestars and will continue to wear the shit out of them because of their price point. If i do splurge for IH one day i couldnt bring myself to beat them up like i do my bravestars

I’ve worn countless pairs of IH, all in heavyweight ranges. The construction quality is unimpeachable, but I always blow the crotch out.

Hi!! Thank you for watching. It all depends on your point of comparison; you can compare cheap denim non-selvedge and going to be the best in the world; in my case, when I compare, try to do it against what I consider is the best, then you can make an informed choice, most of the people that get into selvedge start with something like Brave Star and finish with Samurai or Iron Heart. It isn't easy to find affordable and good-quality denim.