15 JEANS: My Stupid Selvedge Denim Collection

* MY 8 BEST SELVEDGE BRANDS: stridewise.com/best-selvedge-denim/ * Missing Iron Heart? Here's our 4-pair review:    • IRON HEART JEANS REVIEW (Updated) The...   * Unboxing my final 5 pairs of jeans:    • Unboxing the Last 5 Selvedge Jeans I'...   * The Shockoe Atelier jeans review stridewise.com/shockoe-atelier-jeans-review/ Selvedge denim is woven on antique shuttle looms and it takes 10 times longer to make than conventional denim, which is made on projectile looms. That's all selvedge technically means, but brands that make it tend to make jeans that are thicker, tougher, and more interesting. That's why my collection includes 21.5oz denim (that's twice as thick as standard), jeans dyed with persimmon, and one pair that costs $450. Since my new year's resolution is to not buy any jeans (lol) I thought I'd take you through the state of the union. 00:00 Yes, it's too many pairs of jeans 00:55 Okayama Denim x Pure Blue Japan - Super Rough Kakishibu (18oz) 01:22 Tanuki x Oni - Secret Denim (21.5oz) 02:32 Left Field NYC - Smokestack Japanese "Jelt" denim (11.5oz) 03:24 Glenn's Denim - GD112 Slouchy Tapered (13oz) 04:31 Naked & Famous - Left Hand Twill (13.75oz) 05:05 Hiroshi Kato - Black Raw (10.5oz) 06:17 Naked & Famous - Black Power Stretch (12oz) 07:16 Raleigh Workshop - Nihon Menpu (13oz) 08:42 Naked & Famous - Blue Bird (9.5oz) 09:20 Soso Denim - Classic Raw (13.5oz) 10:30 Oni Denim - 679-OGW "Organic Cotton White" (14oz) 11:09 Shockoe Atelier - Black Stonewashed (14oz) 11:35 Momotaro - G015-MZ (14.7oz) 12:12 Studio d'Artisan - G003 (15oz) 13:10 Pure Blue Japan - NP019 (17.5oz) 13:56 Wrapping up