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Sugar Cane’s 1955 Jean Is Back
After 10 years of not being in continuous production, Sugar Cane's 1955 Jean is back at Self Edge.
After 10 years of not being in continuous production, Sugar Cane's 1955 Jean is back at Self Edge.
Inspired by what some consider to be the golden age of denim, these jeans are an exacting replica of Levi's jeans manufactured between 1942-1945.
Simple yet striking details are the best way to elevate a simple silhouette. PAA exhibits this perfectly with these 13 oz. Japanese cotton canvas jeans.
We all need a good pair of fatigues, and there are few better than orSlow's U.S Army Fatigue Trousers in Reverse Cotton Sateen Green.
This voluminous NYC-made pant mixes vintage referencing with a gorgeous coffee-colored Japanese corduroy that's perfect for fall frolics.
It shouldn't be so hard to find a good Lee repro, but for some reason it really is. Enter Toys McCoy with their Japan-made rendition of the iconic lee 101.
Made in Japan from 100% cotton 14 Oz. denim with a one-year wash finish, orSlow's painter pants blend classic workwear styling with Japanese craftsmanship.
The 15 oz. low tension denim has a scarily slubby texture achieved by weaving at low speed and low tension by only the most skilled craftsmen.
ONI Denim's 022NIXX "Natural Indigo XX Denim" 16 0z. Wide Straight Jeans are helping free your legs from the tyranny of slim cuts.
The brand that makes gardening look cool is back with another bloomin' good pair of pants that's sure to prune your wallet of its cash yet again.
