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Carpenter Jeans

Navy

Sale price£240.00

COLOUR: Navy

SIZE: 30

Navy
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  • 98% cotton, 2% elastane
  • Italian milled cotton, 10.5oz
  • Garment washed
  • Reinforced double knee panels
  • Carpenter detailing
  • Custom hardware throughout
  • Embossed leather patch at the back

Corridor started in 2013 out of a walk-up flat in the East Village and now work out of Brooklyn, which is about as folk Americana an origin as you can get. These are their carpenter jeans in a 10.5oz Italian-milled cotton with a bit of stretch, double knees, custom hardware. Navy, garment washed soft. Workwear shapes with the rough edges filed off.

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