#370 Japan Cobalt Pigment Dye
Japanese Selvedge Denim Jeans
$93
Typically priced at $186-$279 in retail.
Fit Guide & Size Chart
Estimated ship date
November / December 2017
November / December 2017
Cut and sewn in California
Good things happen when you combine classic, raw Japanese selvedge denim and pigment dye. Today we're going to show you just how great that combination is. Meet the Japan Cobalt Pigment Dye Selvedge.
When you first get into raw selvedge denim you go classic. Japan produces some of the best classic raw selvedge denim in the world. They respect the traditions of this fabric like no other country. That is exactly how each of these styles starts out. Both are timelessly constructed with a dark indigo warp and crisp white weft. Add in a nice amount of starch and a wearable, yet solid 12 ounce weight and you have the quintessential raw denim. But the mill decided to take one more huge step with this fabric. They dip it in a bath of pigment dye and this denim is instantly transformed into something totally unique and beautiful.
The Cobalt version gets a dip in a bright blue bath, transforming what was a dark indigo denim into a beautifully vivid blue. The surface is incredibly inky and the white weft gets toned down on the surface. This should age beautifully as both the pigment dye on top and indigo dye underneath wear-in. You get a beautiful start with what's sure to be an incredible finish.
Choose either our classic Straight fit, Skinny fit, or Slim fit. More details available on our fit guide.
- Inseam
- Waist sizes 29-33 have a 34" inseam.
Waist sizes 34+ have a 36" inseam. - Fabric
- #370 Japan Selvedge, 12oz, Red ID
- Finish
- Raw, Tonal Stitching, Brown
- Trims
- Custom Gustin hardware, stamped leather patch
- Made in
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- Fit guide
- Click here for our fit guide.
What is selvedge denim? Read more on our blog.
CUSTOM HEMMING
Gustin has partnered with Denim Therapy to offer discounted custom hemming. As a Gustin customer, you can save up to 34% on authentic chain-stitched hemming that will match the original construction of your selvedge.
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