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Established in Japan in 1947, Edwin founder K.K. Tsunemi had a passion for denim pants, which inspired him to import them directly from the United States as no denim was manufactured in Japan at that time. Used, worn-out and dirty denim which had to be laundered and mended by hand in order to sell on to his customers. In 1961 Mr. Tsunemi crafted the first pair of Edwin denim jeans; utilizing the letters D, E, N, I plus M (reversing the M creating a W), he created the brand name Edwin. By 1963 Edwin had produced the world’s heaviest ring-spun denim jeans (16 oz), featuring the famous three-color rainbow selvedge, which is still being used today. In the 1970s, Edwin were the first company in the world to develop old wash designed to replicate denim which have been worn from its rigid, unwashed state traditionally designed for workwear due to its durability. In the 1980s, Edwin revolutionized the whole denim world by inventing the process of stone washing. Nowadays, Edwin offers some of the most wanted vintage denim pants and uses exclusive fabrics and fabrication, unique technology, hand wash processes, and continual progression in design and fit. Made from 12.5 oz Kaihara black x black stretch denim, the classic Edwin five pocket construction entitled ED-55 Denim Pants are equipped with features such as a branded front center button, a button fly, an off-centered Edwin leather label at the rear of the waistband, a back yoke, signature stitching on back pockets, tonal stitching as well as metal rivets or bartack stitching at vital stress points. Regular fit with lower waist and tapered legs from the knee down; 98% cotton, 2% polyurethane Kaihara black x black stretch denim, 12.5 oz. Made in Japan.

Established in Japan in 1947, Edwin founder K.K. Tsunemi had a passion for denim pants, which inspired him to import them directly from the United States as no denim was manufactured in Japan at that time. Used, worn-out and dirty denim which had to be laundered and mended by hand in order to sell on to his customers. In 1961 Mr. Tsunemi crafted the first pair of Edwin denim jeans; utilizing the letters D, E, N, I plus M (reversing the M creating a W), he created the brand name Edwin. By 1963 Edwin had produced the world’s heaviest ring-spun denim jeans (16 oz), featuring the famous three-color rainbow selvedge, which is still being used today. In the 1970s, Edwin were the first company in the world to develop old wash designed to replicate denim which have been worn from its rigid, unwashed state traditionally designed for workwear due to its durability. In the 1980s, Edwin revolutionized the whole denim world by inventing the process of stone washing. Nowadays, Edwin offers some of the most wanted vintage denim pants and uses exclusive fabrics and fabrication, unique technology, hand wash processes, and continual progression in design and fit. Made from 12.5 oz Kaihara black x black stretch denim, the classic Edwin five pocket construction entitled ED-55 Denim Pants are equipped with features such as a branded front center button, a button fly, an off-centered Edwin leather label at the rear of the waistband, a back yoke, signature stitching on back pockets, tonal stitching as well as metal rivets or bartack stitching at vital stress points. Regular fit with lower waist and tapered legs from the knee down; 98% cotton, 2% polyurethane Kaihara black x black stretch denim, 12.5 oz. Made in Japan.

Established in Japan in 1947, Edwin founder K.K. Tsunemi had a passion for denim pants, which inspired him to import them directly from the United States as no denim was manufactured in Japan at that time. Used, worn-out and dirty denim which had to be laundered and mended by hand in order to sell on to his customers. In 1961 Mr. Tsunemi crafted the first pair of Edwin denim jeans; utilizing the letters D, E, N, I plus M (reversing the M creating a W), he created the brand name Edwin. By 1963 Edwin had produced the world’s heaviest ring-spun denim jeans (16 oz), featuring the famous three-color rainbow selvedge, which is still being used today. In the 1970s, Edwin were the first company in the world to develop old wash designed to replicate denim which have been worn from its rigid, unwashed state traditionally designed for workwear due to its durability. In the 1980s, Edwin revolutionized the whole denim world by inventing the process of stone washing. Nowadays, Edwin offers some of the most wanted vintage denim pants and uses exclusive fabrics and fabrication, unique technology, hand wash processes, and continual progression in design and fit. The classic Edwin five pocket construction ED-55 Denim Pants are equipped with features such as a branded front center button, a button fly, an off-centered Edwin leather label at the rear of the waistband, a back yoke, signature stitching on back pockets, tonal stitching as well as metal rivets or bartack stitching at vital stress points. Regular fit with lower waist and tapered legs from the knee down; 100% cotton Kaihara Right Hand Black Denim, 13 oz. Made in Japan.

Established in Japan in 1947, Edwin founder K.K. Tsunemi had a passion for denim pants, which inspired him to import them directly from the United States as no denim was manufactured in Japan at that time. Used, worn-out and dirty denim which had to be laundered and mended by hand in order to sell on to his customers. In 1961 Mr. Tsunemi crafted the first pair of Edwin denim jeans; utilizing the letters D, E, N, I plus M (reversing the M creating a W), he created the brand name Edwin. By 1963 Edwin had produced the world’s heaviest ring-spun denim jeans (16 oz), featuring the famous three-color rainbow selvedge, which is still being used today. In the 1970s, Edwin were the first company in the world to develop old wash designed to replicate denim which have been worn from its rigid, unwashed state traditionally designed for workwear due to its durability. In the 1980s, Edwin revolutionized the whole denim world by inventing the process of stone washing. Nowadays, Edwin offers some of the most wanted vintage denim pants and uses exclusive fabrics and fabrication, unique technology, hand wash processes, and continual progression in design and fit. The classic Edwin five pocket construction ED-55 Denim Pants are equipped with features such as a branded front center button, a button fly, an off-centered Edwin leather label at the rear of the waistband, a back yoke, signature stitching on back pockets, tonal stitching as well as metal rivets or bartack stitching at vital stress points. Regular fit with lower waist and tapered legs from the knee down; 100% cotton Kaihara Right Hand Black Denim, 13 oz. Made in Japan.

This version of the Nudie Jeans Steady Eddie II is a regular fit jeans with a tapered leg in a denim fabric that stays black. The Everblack fabric by Nudie Jeans is made to keep its color as long as possible. It can withstand 40 or more washes without any noticeable loss of color. To optimize the denim for fit, these jeans have been rinsed, making the Nudie Jeans Steady Eddie II stretchy and soft. If you're looking for a pair of pitch black jeans that won't fade, you've found the right model here.

The difference between Everblack and other black denim is as follows:
Normally, when denim is dyed, some of the dye is absorbed into the cotton fibers, while the rest just remains bound to the surface of the yarns. This is what gives denim its ageing properties, which are highly sought after in many cases. When it comes to black jeans, however, this is not always the case, which is why Nudie Jeans have developed Everblack denim. The technical difference between Everblack and regular black denim is that Everblack uses a method and type of dye that allows for improved absorption as well as stronger fixation. The result is denim with a significantly higher color fastness that does not fade when worn and washed.

The Nudie Jeans Steady Eddie II denim pants are equipped with the following features:

• 5-pocket denim construction
• branded button fly
• 2 front pockets plus coin pocket at wearer's right
• branded metal rivets at front pockets
• Nudie Jeans jacron faux leather label on the rear of the waistband
• 2 self-fabric patch pockets with signature wavy stitching at the rear
• Nudie Jeans woven mini label on right rear pocket
• bar-tack stitching at vital stress points
• tone on tone stitching
• mid waist, tapered legs with slim leg openings
• regular fit
• 100% organic cotton rigid denim, 11.2 oz
• made in Italy

The New Standard jeans by A.P.C. are a prime example of timeless elegance and high-quality workmanship. These jeans combine classic design with modern comfort and are an essential item of clothing for anyone who values timeless designs.

Made from sturdy Japanese denim, the A.P.C. New Standard jeans offer an impressive combination of durability and comfort. Japanese denim is known worldwide for its premium quality and the excellent craftsmanship that goes into every fiber. The fabric is not only hard-wearing, but also adapts perfectly to the individual body shape over time, resulting in a unique wearing experience.

A key feature of the New Standard jeans by A.P.C. is the button fly, which gives this denim design a traditional and authentic touch. This classic type of fastening is not only functional, but also underlines the high-quality workmanship and timeless style of these A.P.C. jeans.

The jeans have a slightly lower waistband for a casual, comfortable fit. This subtly accentuates the hips while providing enough support to ensure all-day comfort.

The regular fit with straight legs makes the A.P.C. New Standard jeans particularly versatile and easy to combine. This fit is neither too tight nor too wide and offers sufficient freedom of movement without sacrificing style. The straight legs give the jeans a slim silhouette that suits different body shapes and creates a balanced look.

The design of the New Standard jeans by A.P.C. is deliberately minimalist, making them a perfect basic for any wardrobe. The jeans are free from flashy embellishments and instead focus on the quality of the denim and the careful workmanship. This allows the jeans to be worn with both casual and formal outfits.

In summary, the A.P.C. New Standard jeans by A.P.C. are a must-have for anyone who values quality, comfort and minimalist design. With their high-quality Japanese denim, classic button fly, slightly lower waistband and regular fit with straight legs, they offer everything you could wish for in a first-class pair of jeans. These jeans are the perfect choice for any occasion and are sure to become an essential part of your wardrobe.

The A.P.C. New Standard Jeans are equipped with the following features:

• 5-pocket denim construction
• branded button fly
• 2 front pockets plus coin pocket at wearer's right
• metal rivets at front pockets
• V-shaped back yoke
• 2 self-fabric patch pockets at the rear
• bar-tack stitching at vital stress points
• contrast stitching
• slightly lower waistline, straight leg
• regular fit
• 100% cotton Japanese premium denim