Crafted from 12.5oz Japanese selvedge denim, these straight-leg jeans celebrate Mexico's vibrant Day of the Dead tradition. The unique rope-dyed, short slub yarns create a textured surface that will develop stunning vertical fades over time. Featuring a multicolor selvedge ID inspired by traditional sarape blankets, contrast stitching, silver metallic hardware, and artwork by Mexico City artist José Ruiz, these jeans blend culture and style effortlessly.
From the brand: Why We Love It:
The Dia De Los Muertos Selvedge is a 12.5oz Japanese selvedge denim inspired by Mexico’s vibrant Day of the Dead tradition. Woven in Okayama, Japan on vintage shuttle looms, it uses rope-dyed short slub yarns to create a textured surface that will develop dramatic, high-contrast vertical fades over time. Made from 100% Mexican upland cotton, this denim pays tribute to its roots with a multicolor selvedge ID inspired by traditional Mexican sarape blankets.
Details
: Additional details include contrast stitching, silver metallic hardware, and a vegetable-tanned leather patch and pocket flasher featuring original artwork by Mexico City tattoo artist José Ruiz (aka Koopa). His illustration depicts a skeleton guided to the underworld by a Xoloitzcuintli, the sacred Mexican hairless dog believed to escort souls to the afterlife.
Fit:
True Guy is a straight leg fit with a medium rise along with extra room in the seat and thigh that falls straight from knee to hem.
Colour:
Indigo
Composition:
100% Cotton
Origin:
Fabric from Japan, sewn in Toronto
