Putting in work.

16 month old Jean02

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Putting in work.

16 month old Jean02

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Putting in work.

16 month old Jean02

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Putting in work.

16 month old Jean02- Back pocket detail

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Putting in work.

16 month old Jean02

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NOIR Broken Twill 13oz Jean01- Detail of the back pocket stitching, vintage style raised belt loops, snakeskin patch and selvedge outseam

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NOIR Broken Twill 13oz Jean01- detail of the selvedge coin pocket, vintage raised belt loops, copper rivets and coloured stitching in Black and Indigo

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NOIR Broken Twill 13oz Jean01- detail of the back pocket stitching, vintage style raised belt loops and snake skin patch in Black and Indigo

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NOIR Broken Twill 13oz Jean01- detail of the back pocket rivets

Broken twill denim was first used by Wrangler in 1964 as a way to combat the twisting effect characteristic of regular twill denim. Traditionally, twill is woven either to the right hand or the left hand, which will eventually twist itself after washing due to the tension. This is why you see the outseam of some denim twisted to the front or back of the leg. Broken twill avoids this. Instead of the twill running left or right, broken twill contains no distinct direction and instead alternates right and left - the end effect resembles a random zig-zag pattern as shown above. NOIR 13oz selvedge broken twill jean01

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BBNG- Flashing Lights live

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Putting in work, 18 months of continuous wear and no washes.

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