SD-108 Selvedge Jeans (JP)

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Studio D'Artisan SD-108 Selvedge Denim Jeans

a classic pair of Japanese selvedge denim from Studio D'Artisan, one of the foundational labels of Osaka's denim industry. the SD-108 is constructed in a deep, near-unwashed indigo denim with a clean straight-leg silhouette and traditional five-pocket construction.

this pair retains the qualities that make early Japanese reproduction denim compelling: dense indigo fabric, copper-tone rivets, contrast stitching, selvedge construction, branded leather patch, and minimal intervention beyond the details inherited from vintage American workwear.

details

Studio D'Artisan SD-108
deep indigo selvedge denim
classic five-pocket construction
straight-leg silhouette
contrast tobacco stitching
copper-tone rivets
branded coin-pocket tab
signature rear pocket arcuates
Studio D'Artisan illustrated leather waistband patch
button waist closure
made in Japan

materials

100% cotton denim

size

tagged size: 32

measurements (approximation):

measurements pending verification

fit notes

classic straight-leg denim silhouette with a relatively clean line from thigh through hem.

tagged size 32. refer to garment measurements for the most accurate fit, as Japanese denim sizing can differ from standard US sizing.

care

wash cold inside-out only when necessary and hang dry. indigo dye may transfer onto lighter garments, footwear, furniture, and other surfaces.

the denim is intended to develop fading, creasing, and patina naturally with wear.

pre-owned. denim retains a deep indigo appearance with relatively minimal visible fading. natural signs of handling and wear may be present. please review all product images carefully for condition.

Studio D'Artisan was established in Osaka in 1979 and became one of the key names behind the revival of traditional Japanese denim manufacturing. the label's approach has always been less about reinventing the jean than obsessively rebuilding the qualities that had gradually disappeared from mass-produced denim.

the SD-108 captures that philosophy particularly well. there isn't an obvious graphic or exaggerated design element doing the work here — the appeal is in the fabric, construction, hardware, and what happens to the indigo after years of wear.

this pair is still relatively dark, leaving much of that aging process for its next owner.

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