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Red Cotton Denim 16oz Jeans

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Red Cotton Denim 16oz Jeans

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Adaptable to your body, unique to your usage, and extremely durable, a proper pair of raw denim jeans fits like nothing else. Handcrafted in small batches in Los Angeles, these Red Cotton Denim 16oz Jeans are a great addition to any casual wardrobe Read More

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A community member

Jun 24, 2015

Just got mine and the fit is awful. I can't even get them past my thighs and they're supposed to be larger than I usually wear. I had also contacted Red Cotton to change my monogram and even though I got an email back saying she'd change it, I got the original monogram. So, so bummed with this.

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IanAnderson

2590

Jun 24, 2015

Contact our customer support with any issues and they'll help you resolve this! massdrop.com/support

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A community member

Jun 24, 2015

IanAndersonDone. I understand if there's nothing you guys can do. Being an avid Kickstarter, I understood the risk when I signed up for it. It would be cool though if something could be done about the serious size disparity.

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nelson

5275

Jun 17, 2015

Great news group! The vendor just confirmed that your orders are now on the way! Tracking has been uploaded to the transaction page. Please allow 24-48 hours for the page to reflect the latest status of your order.
If there’s anything else we can do to make your Massdrop experience better, feel free to contact us via “Contact Support” button in your transaction page: https://www.massdrop.com/transactions.
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HassanS

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Operations

Jun 3, 2015

Quick update for the group, we spoke to the vendor late last week and production is going great on the Red Cotton Denim! The jeans should be ready to ship slightly ahead of schedule! We will remain in contact with the vendor and update the group as soon as we receive shipment confirmation.
Thanks for your patience and expect an update from us on 6/15 or sooner if something comes up.

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HassanS

3183

Operations

May 25, 2015

Thanks again for joining this drop! With your help we were able to make it successful for the community. We've just submitted the group's order with the vendor for the Red Cotton Denim 16oz Jeans and they are working hard to prepare it for shipment.
For this drop the vendor will be shipping your orders directly to you! The moment we receive confirmation regarding the shipping schedule from the vendor, we will provide you all with updated information. The current estimated ship date from our vendor is 6/25.
Rest assured that we we will provide you all with the status of your order throughout the process. You can expect an update from us by the end of the day Pacific Time on 6/2.

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georgewbush

May 15, 2015

I have 32" waist and 30" inseam - should I go with the 32" one? I know that sounds dumb but I don't really get raw denim. Also is the rise on these fairly high?

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treah

May 13, 2015

I have my fair share of expensive jeans (a few pair of BKE etc) and I am not a fan of flashy "Mexican" jeans with jewels on the pockets and such. But can someone tell me why they would spend $120 on some basic ass high riding jeans? These seem marketed to hipsters who just want to say they spend $120 on jeans because they are "better."

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danielkwong

Jun 7, 2015

Price is a subjective issue. What someone may view as expensive may not be to someone else. I ride bikes too, so I can see how bike will cost $6,800. Depending on the user, that may be affordable, or it may be expensive.
Selvedge jeans are made generally on small denim looms which allow for better quality control. Those Samurai jeans you posted had 2 years of wear. Thats 2 years of constant wearing, ,every single day. I have various jeans that range in prices, and I could easily say that some of my cheaper or midrange stuff wouldnt be able to tolerate the same amount of abuse as some of my more expensive stuff. It also depends on the weight of the demin and the wearer. I use my jeans for everything, regardless of the price of the jean. So it's not unheard of for me to wear a pair of $300 dollar jeans to rock climb. To those who are into raw demin, these holes or fades are what define our demin. What something is worth is always going to be subjective. It's worth it for me to buy a high quality pair of jeans, even if it means thee price may be 10x more that a pair or levis (Granted Levis's LVC line is pretty damn good too).
Other places too besides the links Ian posted. Superfuture is a pretty large community that contains tons of people who are also into raw denim.

leatherbarrel

Jun 10, 2015

generally, raw denim (this drop and brands similar to it) tend to have better fits, more options, and feel better. I cannot attest to this particular brand's quality as I do not own a pair of red cotton denim, but I have owned 4 other pairs of raw denim (ranging from levi stf to japan bluexblue owl collab) and the process is so much more than just fit/feel. Your denim becomes a "second skin" of sorts, no matter the fit, that reflects your lifestyle: knee fades at your knee height, whiskering/honey combing at your specific bends, pocket fades that reflect your EDC, not a reflection of what a factory mannequin can create. The price may seem steep when you first venture into raw denim, but so would a $6.8K bicycle to a cyclist who was content with walmart bikes. If this particular brand is too expensive, good "starting" brands are Levi's 501 STF and Unbranded, that can offer a chance to test the waters on raw denim

gerbal

May 12, 2015

Nickel Rivets are a non-starter for someone with a nickel allergy. If these were brass riveted would buy in a heart beat.

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IanAnderson

2590

May 11, 2015

I confirmed with Camillo that these measurements are for the slim straight cut. We will not be offering the slim tapered this time around (although these are still reasonably tapered). Let me know if you have any other questions!

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JMagtoto

May 11, 2015

Are these Red Cotton's SLIM TAPERED, or SLIM STRAIGHT model? Thanks,

IanAnderson

2590

May 11, 2015

JMagtotoI will confirm with Camillo, but for now it's safe to assume that each pair will be made to the measurements on the chart we provided. I'm not sure which cut he calls this, but the physical measurements are more valuable than the name, anyway. I'll update with a response soon.

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