Great fabric weight
The 14-oz. denim is fantastic; it has a substantial feel without being overly heavy. This weight seems perfect for year-round wear and feels like it will last. The Rinsed Organic Selvedge is a classic look.
The Democratic Jean in Rinsed Organic Selvedge from Taylor Stitch • 14-oz. 100% organic cotton indigo selvedge denim. • 6-oz. 100% organic cotton SF Map pocketing. • Indigo yarns will wash and fade beautifully over time. • Classic 5 pocket with selvage detailing on coin pocket. • Button fly. • Leather patch on backside of waistband. • Wash cold and tumble dry low. • Made in Vietnam.
| Fit | Relaxed Straight Fit |
|---|---|
| Care | Wash cold and tumble dry low |
| Rise | Mid-Rise |
| Wash | Rinsed Organic Selvedge |
| Sizes | 28-38 |
| Fabric | 14-oz. 100% organic cotton indigo selvedge denim |
| Origin | Made in Vietnam |
| Leg Opening | Straight Leg |
| Sizes Offered | 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 35, 36, 38 |
The 14-oz. denim is fantastic; it has a substantial feel without being overly heavy. This weight seems perfect for year-round wear and feels like it will last. The Rinsed Organic Selvedge is a classic look.
I've been on the hunt for a perfect pair of daily jeans, and these are it. The Rinsed Organic Selvedge has a beautiful color that’s already starting to develop some nice character. The relaxed straight fit is incredibly comfortable for all-day wear, providing enough room without looking baggy. The fabric feels robust and well-constructed, making me confident these will last for years.
Bought these for my husband and he absolutely loves them. He says they are very comfortable and the quality of the denim is exceptional. The relaxed straight fit is perfect for him.
The denim quality feels excellent, very sturdy. However, despite being a 'relaxed' fit, the waist in my size (32) felt noticeably smaller than other brands, creating a pinch point. The rest of the fit was good.
The construction is solid, and the fabric feels substantial. The Rinsed Organic Selvedge color is a rich indigo. However, I've noticed a bit more indigo rub-off than expected on lighter fabrics, which requires some caution.