Sashiko Jeans- Persimmon Dyed (D1897)

Persimmon astringent dyeing is a traditional Japanese dyeing technique that has been passed down for over 900 years. This technique is also used in Chinese medicine due to its excellent sterilization and deodorizing properties. Known as "Tenri dyeing," the color of this dye changes over time as it is exposed to sunlight and air, resulting in a deep and unique shade. Each use allows for the enjoyment of these gradual changes, creating a personalized and special hue. This denim features embroidery stitching on the warp thread and persimmon astringent dyeing on the weft, resulting in a distinct reddish denim color. The washing process causes the warp stitches to shrink and create a three-dimensional appearance, adding to the craftsmanship and Japanese tradition behind this fabric. The texture and color of this denim evoke feelings of Japanese nature and culture, making it a truly unique addition to any wardrobe.

• SDA original 15.5oz. Jacquard weave Denim
• 100% Cotton
• Indigo-dyed warp, Kakishibu-dyed weft
• Relax Tapered fit
• One Wash
  
• 4 Button fly featuring Original Studio D'Artisan buttons
• Engraved copper male/female rivets
• Original "Kakishibu Sashiko" leather waistband patch

Daniel is 6'1 185lbs wearing a 34