
Rinse
Dyed, then rinsed once to take the loom finish off. Nothing else was done to it, which is why it is the darkest thing we sell and the one that transfers most.
Everything in rinseThree blocks · six washes
Every other denim shop asks you to browse by fit and then start again from scratch when you want a different colour. The trousers in a row here are the same pattern, the same rise and the same seat. The only variable is how deep the indigo went.
Hover or keyboard-focus a cell for its three figures · Two cells are empty because those trousers are not cut. Nothing has been substituted to fill them.
A-01Straight RinseUSD 78Crock 2/5
A-02Straight MidUSD 88Crock 3/5
A-03Straight LightUSD 88Crock 4/5
A-04Straight BlackUSD 92Crock 2/5
A-07Regular EcruUSD 108Crock 5/5
D-01Raw Straight 13ozUSD 148Crock 1/5
B-01Slim RinseUSD 82Crock 2/5
B-02Slim Mid StretchUSD 98Crock 3/5
B-03Slim Light StretchUSD 98Crock 4/5
B-04Slim Black StretchUSD 102Crock 2/5
D-02Raw Slim 13ozUSD 148Crock 1/5
C-02Wide Leg RinseUSD 98Crock 2/5
C-01Relaxed MidUSD 88Crock 3/5
C-03Wide Leg LightUSD 98Crock 4/5
C-06Baggy EcruUSD 128Crock 5/5
D-06Raw Wide 15ozUSD 178Crock 1/5The block is the same across a row. Only the wash and the indigo change.

At rest
Each cell carries the transfer grade in its top-left corner, as a number, a word and a five-segment scale — never as a colour on its own.

On hover or keyboard focus
Three figures rise from the bottom edge: the transfer grade, the shrinkage, and how far the waist opens. On a touch screen, open the product page instead — the same three figures are at the top of it.

Dyed, then rinsed once to take the loom finish off. Nothing else was done to it, which is why it is the darkest thing we sell and the one that transfers most.
Everything in rinse
A measured wash that opens the twill and drops the indigo about two shades. This is the blue most people picture when they say jeans.
Everything in mid
Longer wash, softer hand, most of the surface indigo already gone. Very little is left to rub off, and very little is left to fade.
Everything in light
Not indigo. A sulphur black dye that greys down over time rather than going pale blue. It marks light fabric in its own way for the first few wears.
Everything in black
The same cotton, never taken to the dye vat. There is no indigo in it at all, so there is nothing to transfer and nothing to lose.
Everything in ecru
Straight off the loom and never washed. It is stiff, it is a full size long, it shrinks when you wash it, and the fade pattern that ends up on it will be yours.
Everything in raw