Crafted from durable 14.5oz 100% cotton denim, these baggy jeans embrace a classic silhouette enriched with contrast stitching and functional pockets. Designed for comfort and longevity, they feature eco-friendly softening techniques that minimize waste while maximizing style. Ideal for casual outings or rugged adventures, the jeans evolve beautifully with each wear, offering a timeless aesthetic that blends modern appeal with vintage inspiration. Choose from regular or petite inseams to find the perfect fit.
From the brand: Built from the body of our best-selling Work Pants. We took this classic workwear style and made it our own with contrast stitching and a decorative seam on the leg. Pockets galore, hammer loop, and our signature key loop on the waist band. These jeans are made from a heavy-duty 14.5oz 100% cotton denim that was custom woven for us in one of America’s oldest denim mills. Woven in our signature broken twill pattern to call upon fabrics from the past. Softened using eco-friendly abrasives meant to mimic stonewashing— This process saves water, electricity, time, and creates almost zero waste compared to traditional stonewashing. These jeans are a timeless staple and will only get better and better with each wear.
Please note--
These carpenter jeans are made from a heavyweight 100% cotton non-stretch denim. This can cause the pieces to feel smaller than typical as they’re harder to get on due to the thickness, stiffness, and weave of the fabric. Sizing is similar to our Work Pants, if you wear your Work Pants fairly tight, we recommend sizing up in the Carpenter jeans to compensate for the fabric. Although these pieces have been softened, they are still unbroken-in denim and will be a little stiff to begin with. They will break-in with time and will slowly become softer and more comfortable after each wear.
Choose from 29" Regular inseam or 25" Petite Inseam below!
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Designed, cut, sewn, and pre-shrunk in Los Angeles on American milled 14.5oz denim. Softened using eco-friendly abrasives
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