Whatever your entry point in the raw denim scene, it’s hard to deny that exclusivity and rarity are intoxicating incentives. In a room full of store-brand pants, yours are just that little bit special. Or really special, depending on weight, indigo dye, construction of fabric, etc, etc.
But what if there were a pair of jeans that stood in a league of their own, no matter how heavy the room was? With that, let’s introduce GUSTIN‘s latest pair of jeans, which might not a-peel to everyone at first, but hear us out before you split.
With fibers harvested from the stalk of the banana plant and meticulously spun into yarn, yes, these jeans are, in fact, bananas. But what’s crazier is, they stand on their own, novelty aside. But wait, it turns out this practice is actually super old and heralded for its durability and breathability. How do you like them apples? Dammit.
Closed out with a yellow selvedge ID, because there has to be at least some low-hanging fruit with these, enjoy a truly one-of-a-kind pair of fiberous 11 oz. jeans, and the fact that they are not scratch and sniff will be slowly forgotten as the fades get more and more ripe. Sorry, had to.
Made in the USA & available in 4 different cuts for $159 at GUSTIN.
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