The simple answer is no. If we did, we would.
Every time we make a new cut out of a new denim we have to sample it, only then do we know with any degree of accuracy how the cut/denim will behave.
After that we have to tweak the cut to further refine it.
The added complication of course is that the humidity in the mill that makes the denim and the factory that does the sewing changes how the denim behaves.
So, once we have the jeans here, we will measure them accurately, do a shrink test on one or two sizes to determine anticipated shrinkage and publish the dats.
The further further complication is that in broad strokes, Americans get more shrinkage out of a particular denim than Europeans who in turn get more shrinkage than Japanese.
EDIT. I have re read your post with a German (Sascha from V&S). I think I understand more what you are asking.
Although these are limited to 125. I will make extra (same cut but different patch), so I have room for manoeuvre (swapping around sizes) when they are delivered. We'll swap the patches if we need to. This is what we did for the IHxBxHCx25oz
