Is A.P.C.'s permanent denim collection made with Japanese denim?

Q: Is A.P.C.’s permanent denim collection made with Japanese denim?

UPDATED: May 17, 2017 | Answered by Nick Coe | Raw Denim | All FAQs

A.P.C. has always been incredibly secretive surrounding the source of the denim and changes up what they’re using season to season. It’s safe to say that any give pair of A.P.C. jeans is made from 12oz. – 14.5oz. Japanese selvedge raw denim and manufactured in Macau.

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