Intercept Selvedge Denim Pant Kuroki 15oz

Recovered from deep within the vault, this release brings together three Japanese selvedge denims held back in limited quantity. Drawn from a rare convergence of opportunity and material, this release brings together three distinct fabrics each with their own presence, weight, and a history woven into every yard.

Each pair carries the elite hallmarks of true selvedge - texture that reveals itself over time, fit that forms with wear, and fades that develop according to how you move through the world. No two will age the same.

This batch includes selvedge details on the continuous fly and welted coin pockets, chainstitched hems and waistbands, and flat-felled inseams and back rise. Invented in San Francisco by David Neustadter and patented in 1877, the continuous fly increases the durability and extends the  lifetime of pants and overalls by strengthening the garment at the point where the two inner seams meet.

Produced in small, carefully controlled batches on antique shuttle looms, selvedge denim has a tighter, denser weave than regular denim and its clean-finished edges are prized for their character and heritage. 

• Desolation: Nihon Menpu 13.5oz, 100% Cotton, Bull Denim, Red Selvedge ID
• Black: Kaihara 13oz, 100% Cotton, Bull Denim, Blue Selvedge ID
• Siege: Kuroki 15oz, 100% Cotton, Orange Selvedge ID

Released in limited numbers for Presidents’ Day weekend, these selvedge Intercepts mark a singular moment of material and execution. Once the run is complete, the story moves on.