Slub Stretch 12.5oz Stretch Selvedge Denim - Weird Guy Fit – Blue

$ 77.00

4.6 (800) In stock

Reminiscent of hand-woven fabrics, the "Slub Stretch" denim from Naked & Famous is Japanese Selvedge denim with added stretch fibers for increased comfort. Woven on vintage shuttle looms using irregular slub yarns, this denim sports a textured hand-woven appearance and heavyweight characteristics at a comfortable 12.5oz weight. Sanforized to remove shrinkage, the jeans maintain a rigid feel that will yield a soft touch after break in. The added stretch fibers reduce break in time and make for a comfortable denim with added mobility. Cut, sewn and built in North America, the jeans are fitted with contrast stitching, classic redline selvedge ID, brown tanned leather patch, and custom silver metallic buttons and rivets. 12.5oz sanforized Japanese stretch selvedge denim Textured indigo white slub fabric The versatile Weird Guy fit from Naked & Famous features a medium rise and a moderate taper from the knee to the leg opening Custom branded leather patch Custom Naked & Famous branded hardware Exposed selvedge coin pocket detail 5 pocket, button fly closure 98% cotton 2% elastane Made in Canada Size Waist Rise Thigh Knee Inseam Leg Opening 28 30" 10.75" 11.25" 7.7" 34" 6.75" 29 31" 10.75" 11.5" 7.9" 34" 7" 30 31.85" 11" 11.75" 8.15" 34" 7.25" 31 33" 11.25" 12" 8.4" 34" 7.25" 32 34" 11.25" 12.25" 8.5" 34" 7.25" 33 35" 11.5" 12.5" 8.75" 34" 7.5" 34 36" 11.6" 12.75" 9" 34" 7.75" 36 38" 11.75" 13.25" 9.3" 34" 8" 38 40" 12" 13.5" 9.75" 34" 8.5" 40 42" 12.25" 14.5" 10" 34" 8.75" Convert to CM Convert to Inches For details about how we measure our garments visit the measuring guide. Known for their creative denim releases, Naked & Famous is anything but normal. The label was founded in 2006 by second-generation denim entrepreneur Brandon Svarc, who followed in his grandfather’s footsteps with a denim brand of his own. The label travels the world in search of the rarest and most unique fabrics, and manufacturers the entirety of their eccentric line in their Montreal headquarters.