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Core collection
We aim to always keep this item in stock and try to replenish sold out sizes regularly.
- Regular fit
- High rise / dropped crotch
- Tapered legs
- Curved two-piece waistband
- 15.5 oz. Italian selvedge denim
- Unwashed (raw)
- Sanforized (may shrink 1-3% after the first wash)
- 100% organic cotton
- Right hand twill
- Fabric woven by Candiani Denim
- Vegetable tanned leather patch (origin: Italy)
- 100% stainless steel buttons
- 100% copper rivets
- Button fly
- Cotton-poly core-spun heavy-duty stitching
- Indigo-dyed embroidery, bartacks and buttonholes
- Cotton-poly pocket bags, for extra durability
- Made in Portugal
Fit
B-03 REGULAR TAPERED is a regular fitting jean with a high rise or a dropped crotch (depending on your preferred way of styling), with roomy thighs and tapered legs. It’s constructed with a curved waistband, creating a rounded top block for a comfortable fit that stays in place while avoiding unnecessary sagging. When sized down, it can be worn as a vintage cut with a high rise; but when sized up, it can be worn relaxed on the hips with a dropped crotch. B-03 REGULAR TAPERED is an ideal style for anyone looking for a fit with a bit more room, while maintaining a tapered silhouette down the legs.
B-03 REGULAR TAPERED is the European equivalent of the ‘made in Japan’ BDD-711 (with some differences).
Fabric
The name of 15.5 oz. RCI selvedge derives from its place of creation, Robeccheto con Iduno, a small village near Milan, Italy, and the hometown of Candiani Denim. It’s a classic red cast Italian denim woven with less tension creating an uneven structure that will become more apparent with wear and wash. The fabric has a high fading potential, typically found in these vintage-inspired denim constructions. 15.5 oz. RCI selvedge uses 100% organic cotton and is one of our core fabrics in the ‘European made’ line. It may be considered as the Italian counterpart of our 15.5 oz. Kojima selvedge, which shows a handful of similarities but also enough differences to co-exist.