Crafted from 16 oz Japanese low-tension denim, these straight-leg jeans offer a beautifully textured look and feel. The design features copper and brass hardware, selvedge details, and unique pocket bags. Handcrafted in the USA, they provide a classic silhouette that enhances your wardrobe. Ideal for achieving the perfect fade over time, these jeans stand out with their exceptional quality and attention to detail while maintaining a rugged charm suitable for any casual outing.
From the brand: Beautiful new 16 oz Japanese textured low tension denim has just arrived. This is a nice addition for a solid classic denim with some special characteristics.
Details
16 oz Indigo Japanese Low Tension Denim Jean with lots of texture
Pick and Shovel logo on inside of rivets and tacks
Selvedge inside coin pocket
Leather washer behind waistband tack button for extra support
Copper and Brass Hardware
Left Field Cole Miner Pigment bandana pocket bags
Cut and Sewn in the USA
Felled inseam and back yoke
D core cotton wrapped poly core top stitch thread
Green threaded keyholes
Front pockets taped inside with green accent fabric not visible on the outside.
WASHING INSTRUCTIONS
We recommend to wear jeans for at least 30 times to set in creases and get the best fade results. If jeans feel damp, it’s definitely time wash. When you are ready turn your jeans inside out and hand wash cold in your bathroom sink with a mild detergent. Agitate in the water and when it turns brown release water and repeat. Then rinse in cold water and squeeze out until all the soap bubbles have disappeared. Squeeze out excess water and hang drip dry on your shower caddy. Straighten legs so there will be less twist when dry. When they dry they will be crispy from the release of the starch in the fabric and will feel tight initially but will stretch out much quicker then when raw and become soft again in a day or two of wear.
We don’t recommend presoaking your jeans as all of our denims are sanforized. The starch in raw denim creates rigid creases, which help to create higher contrast fading. Please review the care label in your garment before washing.
Measurements
The best way to determine your Left Field size is to measure a pair of jeans or chinos you already own and that fit you well, and then compare those measurements with the ones listed below.
To see how we take our measurements, click here:
Measurement Guide
