My Selvedge Denim Collection | 10 Brands To Consider 

Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it!

Why thank you, Aleks. You're too kind!

Thanks buddy! Hope you're good?

Thanks for subbing! Glad you like it mate!

Thanks mate. They are super nice, can't wait to see how they develop.

Thanks so much mate. Really appreciate it. I've always wanted to try Stevenson Overall. I was really into some chinos from them a few years back but never pulled the trigger. One day!

Cheers Alex. Hope you're well mate!

Hey! I may do though to be honest, the last few pairs have not even been hemmed. I usually take an inch of when hemming (well the shop does) and then i go from there. It also determines if i do two or three cuffs. It is also very personal I think so anything I say or show will be just my tastes.

Thank you!

Hey buddy, thanks! I'm filming a t-shirt video in the next week or so. Will be on my channel in about 2-3 weeks. Just make sure you're subbed and you'll be notified. It should cover the main ones i wear; UES, 3Sixteen, Studio D'artisan, Pure Blue Japan. Maybe also The Real McCoys. So should be a useful watch :)

Thanks Stefan!

Hey Imed, that is the UES Ramayana pocket tee. That and the 3Sixteen are my two favourite white t-shirts for sure!

Thanks man. What pairs do you have? Keen to hear if I'm missing some out.

@@CameronO Hi man, they are Oni, SDA, Momotaro, Edwin, PBJ, Burgus plus, big John, pherrows, stevenson, nuide. I posted them on my Instagram and you can have a look if you want. I am one of your followers and account name is the same as RU-vid :)

Hi man, first thing I would say is the sizes differ by brands. So if buying online 100% measure something you have against the brands measurement table. Also, I personally go for jeans with 'One wash' as most of the shrinkage has already been taken care of. Height i am about 6ft and 79kg. Best of luck! You're on to a good thing!

All good man, thanks!

Can't go wrong with IH! much like PBJ. Enjoy!

That would be the Pure Blue Japan type 2 sashiko jacket. PBJ make some incredible jackets.

@@CameronO Thank you!

Ahh, you are right. Not sure why I said that. Good spot!

Jeans are 1947 type 3 Sugarcanes and 1966 Sugarcanes

They should come out with wear. It shouldn't take more than a few wears

@@CameronO Thankyou mate - some have and some haven't but today is arriving a "Sleeve Ironing board" so will hopefully help get to the harder to reach creases

I still go back to both though if I had to choose it would be the 3sixteen!

Thanks Devis. You mean the Sashiko Bomber? or the Type 2 from PBJ?

@@CameronO The Type 2 one. Hope I got to try PBJ soon

I think so too!

Hey Hanky, not as yet buddy. Love Indigofera stuff though. Only have a linen shirt from them at this stage.

RRL are supreme in my book. Like the others but there’s that unassuming Americana look that just supersedes the rest

@@bfettrules1239 indeed. I wish they weren't made in China. I have a cone mills pair on ice made in USA

@@bobbydavis5119 are u thinking the girls denim? The men’s RRL jeans are made in USA of Japanese denim.

@@bfettrules1239 no everything is made in China now buddy. That's why everyone was buying up everything. They moved everything to china 3 to 4 years ago.

@@bobbydavis5119 why do the labels all read Made in the USA? They even give you the specs on the entire process. They grow the cotton in Tennessee, weave it in Japan and then ship it back to US for final garment production. It’s called East-West selvedge denim.

Personally, I don't like the white stripes. But that is just me.

Depends what country you're in. Loads of stores in the US or Europe. Where are you located?

Hi mate, I wouldn't go off that. Most if not all have been hemmed. I'm 6ft.

@@CameronO I’m 6’6” and have been looking to getting into raw pairs. I own other brands (BAPE, NBHD, NUDIE…) but it’s time for grown man wear lol. Thx for the response.

Hey Bryce, I do. The PBJ NC-011's

Thanks 😁

Sadly, not yet. Just haven't managed to grab a pair yet.

What brands? Interested!

They certainly are!

Is it because you have been more heedful not to fade them, I wonder. I'm Turkish and we started to see selvedge denim jeans recently. I bought a few pairs, you might like to try them. I mean I am no expert, but they have the red stripped hemline and are dry denim most definitely. Just wanted to give a shoutout to you for Turkish true denim presence in the market if that would interest you. The brand name is, "TRMLN".

Hahah thanks!

@@CameronO Well thanks to you I look more stylish. I appreciate that.

Not been hemmed usually, trying to keep them off the ground.

Sadly, I can't wear boots year round. But The sneaker time has been reduced in the last year or so hah

@@CameronO pleased to hear it

Which ones are sagging?

@@CameronO Pretty much all in the video are quite loose around the butt. The denim is really stunning though.

There are two reasons why this is happening. Here are the reasons: (1) pocket placements (2) mid-rise is treated like a low-rise. When you observe women's fashion, you'll see jackets are tailored in a more cropped manner, which is an extremely flattering appearance, because it's aesthetically pleasing, as cropped top mostly elongates legs, aas it makes your bum more pronounced and it also makes you appear taller. With men's jackets, it's a different story. Due to mass production, jackets are deliberately made longer for those to fit as many people as possible. A good example would be a denim jacket with a back lenght of 25 inches, which is made to fit both 5'10 guys so as 6' guys. However, only six feet guy can wear it in an aesthetically pleasing manner, as a shorter guy needs 2 inches more crop. On the other hand, a 6' person needs to starve himself to fit in, so both can pull it off while it fits neither (that's why I only wear MTM and the tailor is my friend ). Due to the jackets being longer, some brands are placing pockets lower on the jeans to maintain constant with the proportions of the longer top (otherwise jacket covers half of your back poc, which isn't so flattering) . The second reason lies in the fact that men are treating medium-rise jeans as low-rise jeans. The rise of the pants is the depth of the crotch. High-rise pants end above your belly button, mid-rise ends slightly below your belly button [your natural waist), while low-rise jeans end at halfway of One's hip--bones. The lower the rise, the better your bum will look (if the jeans are tailored), but the shorter your legs will seem, and cv. However, I digressed. What ends up happening is the fact that some guys treat mid-rise as low-rise jeans, as most guys are wearing their shirts in a casual manner (tucked out), so they don't use the belt; as they don't use the belt, and most jeans are slightly too large to remain standing on a natural waist throughout the day, those fall on a non--natural waistline (hipbones), which creates gluteless look due to excess of fabric, as those jeans aren't meant to be worn in a given manner. This also can happen due to the fact that jeans are designed to create a sagging without actually pulling your pants down (hip hop flare), and some of the jeans can also be too big, but neither of the three is the case here.

Agreed. Appears to be a case of loving the material / label, without considering cut / fit. I'm lucky to live in city with a great shop devoted only to quality denim with an experienced staff. Last time I went, the sales assistant helped me for close to an hour to find the labels that fit me best, and I have a very standard body type. And if you can't find a shop with experienced staff, at least take someone who can give an honest opinion on how your a** looks in the jeans.

What r u talking about

For the last year thats been about all we can do in the UK. Opening up though now. Thanks for watching!

Welcome to the channel!