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Sage Wolfberg 21oz Selvage Denim
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Sage Wolfberg 21oz Selvage Denim
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Sage’s much-talked-about Wolfberg 21-ounce denim is back—and it’s making its exclusive debut here, in extended sizes and two different fits. Made on a shuttle loom, these jeans are sanforized, which means they’re straightforward to size, ready to wear, and will incur minimal shrinkage when washed Read More
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keyboard_arrow_downsta991
6
Feb 9, 2017
That's good to hear. The Sage slim straight still has a low rise and narrow thighs even compared to other slim fits.
BorisM
Feb 4, 2017
Is it possible to get their slim tapered version instead of slim straight?
TomasV
1685
Feb 5, 2017
Thanks for the feedback, folks! Definitely a possibility for next time.
However, this run of the Wolfberg is in the Slim Straight fit.
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Ji10
4
Feb 11, 2019
bccdI ordered 10 pairs and they emailed me once about it but then they stopped responding to my emails. Now The wolfberg is repriced to $115. So $75 discounted price was just a marketing technique. Such a shady business model. I would rather buy Brave star selvedge for $118. At least I would be supporting people making jeans in USA
Will
8470
Chief Product Officer
Apr 26, 2017
Opened the package today, damn, these are awesome. Glad I sized up for sure, though I'm a weird size (35ish) so would have gone for a 37 if it had existed, but the 36 fits. With the .5"-1" of expected stretch these will be perfect.
Not going to be office ready for a while, but after a little break-in at home I can see these being the main pair in my rotation until one of our upcoming projects starts shipping later this year. For the $116 I paid, I can't imagine finding a better pair of heavyweight denim.
Not going to be office ready for a while, but after a little break-in at home I can see these being the main pair in my rotation until one of our upcoming projects starts shipping later this year. For the $116 I paid, I can't imagine finding a better pair of heavyweight denim.
Will
8470
Chief Product Officer
May 2, 2017
bYtockNot sure, best to ask Tomas as he manages our relationship with Sage.
bennysachdev
12
Apr 19, 2017
Just got my denims delivered. Really glad I sized up from my usual 32"(levis) to a 33" for these. They are super heavy duty and stiff. Hopefully they'll get better after a few washes.
bennysachdev
12
Apr 22, 2017
How long before should I wash them and how long before the fade will start to look like the ones in the images?
TomasV
1685
Apr 23, 2017
bennysachdevThe first question is easier than the second one, and they're somewhat connected -- i'll try to answer both.
Personally i'd wear my jeans for at least 2 months before I even think of rinsing them, let alone washing them. The first wash on raw denim is the most crucial one and the one that will help dictate how good of a fade you may get over time. There's no one way to achieve beautiful fades like the ones in the sample images, but one thing is for sure: the more you wear them, the more often you put them through your daily grind, the faster they'll start chipping off their indigo and creating what will eventually become your fade patterns.
Gravid
4
Feb 4, 2019
I’m really disappointed by the recent cancelation of this drop. I’ve been holding off on getting another pair of jeans knowing that these were coming and then...3 months later?...4 months? I don’t even remember...they’re suddenly having shipping issues.
If Massdrop is essentially a different version of Kickstarter now, I’ll look elsewhere. I’m here to buy, not wait forever and then get canceled.
Valhalla
1
Nov 23, 2018
If you normally wear a 30" inseam are you just out of luck on these kinds of high quality jeans?
TomasV
1685
Nov 23, 2018
ValhallaNothing a simple hemming (though i'd recommend getting proper chainstitch hemming whenever possible) can't fit. Most 'high quality jeans' almost always come at around between the 34-36 inseam mark to give the wearer the opportunity to hem them to their desired length, or to cuff them or just to stack them.
Regular hemming can cost you anywhere between 5-20 bucks depends where you live.
Chainstitching can vary between 20-50 buckaroos depends who does it in your area - there's also a few folks that do it online.
TomasV
1685
Nov 26, 2018
sta991All of our sales are final, unless otherwise noted.
The official sizing charts are provided by the vendor, though it's important to note that garments (specially these) are made/finished by hand and can vary slightly. These are sanforized jeans, which is good piece of mind as they won't shrink much (about 3% length-wise after the first wash).
Hope that helps a bit! Thanks for your interest on this drop~
phoenixsong
1055
Nov 24, 2018
Is it just me, or does anyone think the wolfberg logo is cooler than the actual one on the jeans?
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