Regular Tapered Red Selvage Jeans - Blue, Rinsed

Product Description

The Edwin Regular Tapered Red Selvage Jean in Blue Rinsed delivers a refined take on traditional Japanese denim, blending heritage construction with a contemporary silhouette. Crafted from 14oz Kurabo Recycle Red Selvage Denim, the fabric has been rinsed to create a softer hand feel while preserving the durable character and texture expected from premium selvage denim.

Produced by the renowned Kurabo Denim Mill in Japan, the denim features a robust weight and authentic structure, enhanced by a subtle rinse that gives the fabric a slightly worn-in appearance and improved comfort from the first wear. The distinctive red selvage edge reflects the mill’s heritage craftsmanship and attention to detail.

Cut in Edwin’s regular tapered fit with a mid rise, the jeans provide room through the thigh before narrowing towards the ankle for a clean, modern shape. Classic five-pocket construction, contrasted stitching and a traditional button fly reinforce the timeless denim aesthetic, while a 100% pulp paper patch at the back completes the design with a signature Edwin finish.

Product Details

• Regular tapered fit

• Mid rise

• 14oz Kurabo Recycle Red Selvage Denim

• Blue rinsed finish for a softer hand feel

• 100% cotton

• Red selvage denim construction

• Contrasted stitching

• Classic five-pocket design

• Button fly

• 100% pulp paper patch on the back

• Made in Japan

Care Instructions

Like all indigo-dyed denim, these jeans will naturally develop fading and character over time as the dye gradually wears with use and washing. To preserve the fabric’s colour, structure and longevity, wash only when necessary and always follow the care instructions on the garment label. When washing, turn the jeans inside out and wash separately or with similar colours to minimise dye transfer. Avoid contact with light-coloured clothing or surfaces, as indigo denim may bleed both when dry and wet. Please note that the garment may shrink by up to 3% after washing.