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Jack Fit Jeans | Washed Selvedge Denim

Straight Cut

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Color: ocean wash selvedge
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Color: ocean wash selvedge

Vintage Loose straight cut with extra room in seat & thigh (athletic straight cut). Mid-rise 11”, straight leg with a 16” leg opening at size 33.  100% American premium ring-spun cotton woven on vintage Draper looms makes our selvedge denim the real deal.  At 14oz, our selvedge denim makes a rugged pair of jeans that over time will develop their own wear and fades authentic to you. 1/8th double needle stitching, custom brass rivets & buttons, hand stamped leather patch, 8oz soft twill pocket bags, tucked belt loops, clean finish and folded fly, double needle >< side seam, chain stitch waist and hem.

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FEATURES

  • Vintage loose straight cut
  • Extra room in seat & thigh (authentic straight cut)
  • Mid-rise 11” straight leg with 16” leg opening at size 33
  • 1/18th Double-needle stitching
  • Custom brass rivets & buttons
  • Hand-stamped leather patch
  • 8oz Soft twill pocket bags
  • Tucked belt loops
  • Double-needle side seam, chain stitch waist & hem
  • 14oz American Selvedge denim made my Vidalia Mills

FIT & CARE GUIDE

Fits true to size.
Model is 5’11” and is wearing a size 33.

For more details, check out our Size Guide.

FARMED, MILLED, & SEWN IN THE USA

100% American premium ring-spun cotton woven on vintage draper looms makes our selvedge denim the real deal. At 14oz, our selvedge denim makes a rugged pair of jeans that over time will develop their own wear and fades authentic to you. Made at by Vidalia mills in Louisiana with sustainably grown cotton just a mile away from our mill.

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