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NOTE: This fit has a low rise, which means the waistband measurement is slightly larger than our other fits. This adjustment allows for a comfortable fit around the wider hip area. Please do not size down; instead, stick to your usual BENZAK size.
Core collection
We aim to always keep this item in stock and try to replenish sold out sizes regularly.
Please note that the current version of this fabric will be replaced by a new version in late 2025; this may cause some sizes to be sold out longer than we normally intend.
- Slim fit
- Low rise
- Slim straight legs
- Classic single-piece waistband
- 16 oz. Japanese selvedge denim
- Unwashed (raw)
- Sanforized (may shrink 1-3% after the first wash)
- 100% cotton
- Right hand twill
- Fabric woven by Collect Mills
- Vegetable tanned leather patch (origin: Italy)
- 100% brass buttons & rivets
- Button fly
- Cotton-poly core-spun heavy-duty stitching
- 8 oz. indigo-dyed chambray pocket bags (100% cotton)
- Made in Japan
Fit
BDD-006 is a slim fitting jean with a modern low rise, snug thighs, and a consistent slim straight shape down the leg. The low rise allows for a comfortable fit below the belly, while maintaining a secure fit at the back side. Due to this, BDD-006 is a versatile, modernised slim fit suitable for a lot of different body types.
BDD-006 is the Japanese equivalent of the ‘European made’ B-06 SLIM STRAIGHT (with some differences).
Fabric
Heavy slub 16 oz. RHT is a beefy selvedge denim, woven with slubby yarns. Due to the weight and fabric structure, this denim needs some break-in time. But eventually this creates additional comfort, as well as contributes toward a high contrast fading with wear and wash. Once the denim has eased up, you’ll notice an increased range of movement and beautiful fading developing. The slubby yarns add depth and character to the denim and help create more refined contrast fading. Heavy slub 16 oz. RHT is woven by Collect Mills in Kojima, Japan, and is one of our two core fabrics in the ‘made in Japan’ line.
