This 14.15 oz. dry denim looks like an old denim from the '50s. True to history, it's made of ring-spun warp and weft yarns of irregular thickness, as was often the case back then for workwear fabrics. The dark but not blackish indigo warp, dyed with pure indigo, is also true to its heritage.

With wear and washing, the yarns will interact and you'll reap the rewards of heavier ring-spun denim: obvious loops, pleasing crosshatching and a mottled effect. It's the irregular warp and weft threads that produce the hatch effect, and the integrated tension formed by the threads that produces the marbled effect after washing. As this denim is dyed pure indigo, it will age to a clean russet-blue tone.

It's not the new look of these jeans that's most interesting, but quite the opposite: how they'll look tomorrow and in the days to come. Enjoy the aging process, it's worth it.