'The ZATHAN THREAD - For all ZATHAN Lovers!'. - Page 7

fucking sick zathans here

Could you please any Zathan-lover check this Zathans and tell me what is this wash? Thanks!

Those DDG Zathans are sick as are those 06 71Js.

That wash looks very close to 82R.

^ thanks for info Bam

Hello all, I took some pictures of here missing Zathans. I hope you enjoy it.

Zathan 71S





Zathan 8BK





I know both washes aren't rare, but sometimes the pictures from eshops and from owners are different - so you can compare...

These are sick
do they stretch a lot with time?
do you think that washing it might "break" the resin and make it stretch more?

love this cut

Never was able to get my hands on a Zathan 713... I cry now.

Me Neither.

I loved the back pockets

me three

The only bootcut jeans I'll ever own.

^ Please post in HonestMall, not here.

These washed up on Ebay, Zathan 471.

^ What is GOING on with this pair? That's one of the ugliest Zathan washes I've ever seen.

fashion pants gone wrong

Woah! That's nuts.

There's always an unturned stone when it comes to Zathan.

Zathan beats any cut...anytime...anywhere...

haha, yeah, those are so fugy, pretty funny. It;s actually kind of surprising that that's from this decade to me... it's like some 90s pants or something right?

Speaking of, I was going to say it's like the material from some Girbaud jeans, you know, circa 1997, but couldn't remember how that shiz was spelled, and ended up here after googling for it: Marithe Francois Girbaud Boutique Store Shop

Are they fing for real with those cuts???

Anyways, that's what makes Zathan fun, there's so many washes out there that it keeps me searching for Zathan on ebay. Plus it keeps my tailor happy, taking in the legs in to an acceptable level of boot (which is pretty much none at all if you ask me)

I still don't have the nerve to get my Zathans tailored, but I don't wear them anymore... Hard to give up 86T y'know. How's the result with your Zathan-tinys Robness?

I gave my 86t to my local tailor trusting him...and telling him to keep the original hem + reducing the flare...big mistake, reduced hem is OK but hem is ruined...:'( she cut the original and made a crappy one instead, straight, without any wrinkles or anything.

^ try to fix the "new" hem with various sandpapers, when it's done well, it will looks great! you can find some thread with this here.

Saddock - Never go back to that tailor again, and let them know that they ruined a collector's item. Get mad. That is the most frustrating thing... that happened to me once. Make sure they know they f'd up, sometimes it's ok to get pissed off.

Grondie - I'd say it turned out pretty well, no better or worse than Cutup's mods. You're out in LA right? Go to one of those fancy denim places, they'll hook it up... Denim Doctor? Something like that. If you're using someone else, give them a pair of Zatiny (or Safado or whatever you're trying t achieve) that way they have a template. It's very important that they start at about below the knee. I had a pair done by a local seamstress in Austin for 20 bucks, because i was tired of paying 30 at the nicer place - and she did it way below the knee on a pair of 8AA... it just doesn't feel right.

zdenal - Yeah, I've done the same. It worked well with 70Z and 772, never tried it with something more subtle... but it could work. It's important to note that the crinkling is pretty much impossible to replicate though... also, a lot of places try to use really thin thread - which looks like shit If they use a thick thread and doube or even triple stitch, so that the thread is embedded in the material vs on top, it can look pretty convincing.

FYI for anyone in LA who wants to know...they are called Denim Revival now. Ask for Andra. She is the owner and is very nice.

Contact Info Here from Yelp Page