Switcher D005 Full Leg 12 Oz Cone Mills Hickory Stretch
Ad · From Railcar · USD 238
Sizes in stock: W28, W29, W30, W31, W32, W33, W34, W35, W36, W38
Description
Description:The Railcar Rebels D005 Cone Mills Hickory is crafted from 12 oz stripped indigo, natural white stretch denim. A year-round weight that's solid and substantial, yet surprisingly soft on for comfortable daily wear. The Switcher Fit:Cut with a full leg from the hip through the hem, the Switcher offers a straight, unrestricted profile without taper or gimmicks.
This fit is inspired by early railroad and factory trousers, designed for long days, heavy use, and comfort that only improves with wear. The Switcher has a timeless 10' to 11' bottom opening depending on the size that is a perfect full leg, wide leg without being a trendy enormous leg fitment.
Delivery:We have a limited quantity of this fabric on hand. Orders will be cut and sewn immediately, in the order they are received. Please allow a short 2-3 week delivery time after your order is placed. Sizing And Shrinkage Info:After performing an in-house shrink test on this fabric, the results have minimal shrinkage of less than a half a size in the waist and width.
We recommend sizing to your normally bought size. The length will shrink 1 inch. Free Chain Stitch Hem:Your Railcar comes with free chain stitch hemming to your desired length. If this is your first Railcar order, we highly recommend not requesting a custom hem on your jeans because your jeans will not qualify them to be exchanged or returned.
If you know your Railcar size, you could request a hem by making a note in the note section when checking out or by email. All customized hemmed jeans are final sale. Ordering:Shop with confidence. The purchase is not sales final; should a return or exchange be necessary, regular Railcar return policies will apply.
Oversell Note:If for some reason we run out of fabric, the later orders will be canceled and fully refunded. You will be notified as soon as it is known. Orders will be made in the order in received. How We Make Them Inexpensive:By only producing what is sold with a little bit of overage in…