Size: 31

From the 1950s and onwards, the image of denim as a workwear fabric began to shift as it was adopted by the youth. Today, denim is considered a staple fashion item. In the 1970s, when blue dominated the denim scene, new changes were a foot: Black denim appeared on the market. At the time, the US punk and rock scenes were heating up, so black denim was the perfect apparel for those seeking to embody a theme of resistance and iconoclasm. The influence of black denim spread to everything from T-shirts to pants, with the all-black look becoming a new fashion. Black denim is today a staple, but it in fact emerged out of cultural change.  

This model is a classic slim fit with a higher rise and a slight taper from the knee down, based on the jeans of the 60's it has period specific details like the deerskin patch, Copper hardware, buttoned closure and the selvedge detailing on both the coin pocket and the leg.

• 100% Cotton
• 14.5oz. Selvedge Right Hand Twill
• Washed and Processed
• Button Fly
  

Made in Japan.

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