WORKERS_Lot 801 Straight Jeans_Black

WORKERS familiar "Special order from Wata"

The uneven yarn is made from American medium-length cotton, modeled after the thread shape of vintage jeans.

The warp threads (vertical threads) are sulfur dyed, and the weft threads (horizontal threads) are the color of the cotton itself.

The number of threads to be used was set to aim for a weight of about 13.75 ounces.

When washed, the black thread fades to grey.

Unlike indigo, black is dyed all the way to the core, so it doesn't fade in the typical "crackle" kind of way, but fades all over.

However, the rubbed areas will whiten, and the selvedge marks will become visible.

When it comes to coordination, there is no pair that doesn't go well with black bottoms. You can pair it with an indigo denim jacket, or a military-style top. You can also pair it with a tweed jacket.

Once washed, it turns a color closer to charcoal, making it even easier to match with other items.

The product has been overhauled.

The above is an excerpt from the WORKERS website.

These jeans are not jet black, but a dark grey, so they don't stand out too much and will go with any outfit.

The silhouette is a regular silhouette with a slight taper. The rise is deep.

WORKERS jeans have room in the hips, so they are especially recommended for people with plump buttocks.

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