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M1801 17oz Denim Jeans

Indigo

Sale price£230.00

COLOUR: Indigo

SIZE: 30

Indigo
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  • 17oz Japanese selvedge denim
  • 100% US cotton, pure indigo, dyed extra deep
  • Zip fly
  • Slim through the hip and thigh
  • Narrow tapered leg
  • Made in Okayama, Japan

17oz denim takes about a fortnight to stop feeling like a suit of armour and start feeling like trousers. Big John reckon it's worth the wait, and they should know, having been at it in Okayama since the 1940s. Pure indigo dyed extra deep, cut slim through the hip and thigh with a narrow taper. Fades will be dramatic.

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