![]() ![]() ![]() The Aizumi clocks in at 16 oz and the weight feels substantial but not overwhelming. Side note: I bet Mike knows a little bit more about the mystery of Oishi San and Oni then what he’s written about ) He also goes into detail about the process in his detailed review. Indigoshrimp, in both his review and a thread here that Oishi San himself said that this is a black base with many dips of indigo. There has been a lot of discussion here about how Oishi San created this denim as Denimio has stated in multiple social media posts and in their description on the website that the fabric is indigo with a black overdye. Here are the actual measured dimensions of my one washed tag size 32 below: The 902 is Oni’s version of the popular “lifter’s cut.” This cut is perfect for my American Dad bod, and is the favorite in my rotation.ĭenimio suggested based on previous measurements for a tag size 32. As the measurements below will show, my 902 is what I would consider a more of a medium rise compared to other high rises on the market. I’d also like to credit Mike from Indigoshrimp with much of the information and inspiration for this post! You should check out his blog and instagram.ĩ02 is the new “High Rise Relaxed Tapered” fit from Oni. I would love other Aizumi owners to post below on their color and fade comparisons as I will describe below. How this is going to fade? Is this fabric is playing tricks with my eyes? Is it black or is it blue? Is it both? I am so intrigued and have many questions about the fabric itself: The shorter inseam and and a slightly less drastic taper create a very balanced cut in my eyes.Awesome fit from 902, unknown fade potential, is the fabric more black than blue or blue than black? Comparison with Secret Denim BelowĪfter reading the Indigoshrimp review ( u/M05H1 ) and the hype that ensued here and on social media with the release of Aizumi in the 902 fit, I had to jump on board. ![]() The OTMT rise might look high on paper, but I find that you can wear it lower without creating a weird silhouette or a restrictive feel. When I wear it lower, I feel that the thigh waist ratio isn’t working great for my body type. I cannot wear the high tapered as high as I probably should. Small differences matter more than people would think, especially when it comes to proportions and ratios. I own the Ten High Tapered from them and I would like to attempt something of an analysis why this cut is something Tanuki needed to do: I spoke with a friend who said, the measurements don’t look that different from Tanuki’s high tapered. The shorter inseam (-4cm compared to the high tapered) is something that comes in handy for me as I don’t have the longest legs anyway. The thighs are roughly 2cm wider which adds a lot of mobility and comfort to this. I think I am pretty versed in most things Tanuki, so I will just go out on a limb and say this is a new cut! The rise is slightly lower than the high tapered (roughly a cm) but it’s the wide thighs that make all the difference. You know what, screw it, I am not even ashamed to say that :D The thing that might be interesting for some of you is the cut. It will sound like a fetish, but it’s hard to stop touching this fabric. It honestly looks like the the slubby yarns are having a fight or something. Not much to say about the fabric itself: most people who have handled this iteration of the secret denim will probably agree that this is something else. I tend to write too much so I will try to keep this short. I recently had a lengthy discussion about tapered vs high tapered cuts from Tanuki and when I went to Tanuki’s web shop, I found this pair that I have not seen announced anywhere. ![]()
0 Comments
Leave a Reply. |
AuthorWrite something about yourself. No need to be fancy, just an overview. ArchivesCategories |