• Covered back and legs in motorsport-inspired embroidered badges - each patch distinct in shape, lettering and colour scheme, making the back view just as considered as the front.
• Baggy fit with a wide, sweeping leg that sits low and falls generously to the ankle - built for that oversized, skate-influenced silhouette.
• 100% cotton denim that starts structured and sturdy, then softens and moulds to the body with wear, growing more comfortable the more you put them on.
• Tall fit cut specifically for longer frames - the model is 6'4" and wears a UK L/34, so the proportions land exactly as intended on taller builds.
• Large patch pockets on the back add to the utilitarian, workwear-meets-streetwear aesthetic without feeling overdone.

The cotton denim here has real weight to it - you feel it when you pull them on - but it gives over time, breaking in naturally and sitting better with every wear. The badge detailing is the whole point of this jean. Rather than a subtle logo or a single back-pocket embroidery, the patches scatter across the legs in a way that reads like a motorsport jacket translated into denim. It's a lot, deliberately so, and it works best when the rest of the outfit pulls back. The model pairs them with a plain white tee layered under a bold red hoodie - that balance of loud bottom, simpler top is the move. Keep footwear clean: a low-profile trainer in white or grey lets the jeans do the talking. These are weekend jeans - made for hanging out, heading to a market, meeting friends, or anywhere the dress code is yours to set.