Sashiko Jeans

The stitch type used is called sashiko and it is an ancient functional japanese embroidery style that dates back to the edo period. All done by hand taking over 20 hours.

The stitch is designed to decoratively attach one fabric to another but the stitching itself actually increases the fabrics stability and durability as well as looking cool. Made with sass & bide flared denim jeans. 13.5 across the waist. Support the arts and original design.

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