TASSEL_DENIM/0

TASSEL_DENIM/0 is a loose, straight-leg denim pant built around a single construction decision: curved raw-edge patchwork panels that run the full length of each leg. The soft-washed vintage denim sits heavy without being stiff — wide through the seat, wide at the hem, with a silhouette that holds its shape whether you’re moving or standing still.

The waist is elasticated with a white drawstring — no button, no zip, no hardware to catch on anything. The raw seams aren’t distressed as an afterthought; they’re the seam, left intentionally exposed and frayed along the panel join. The kind of detail that reads differently under venue lighting than it does in daylight — which is the point.

Most wide-leg denim finishes its seams. This one doesn’t — and that’s the visible difference. Available in Black and Gray at $79 USD, sizes S through XXL. If you’re between sizes, go down — the silhouette is already generous.

• Construction: Soft-washed vintage denim with curved raw-edge patchwork panels running full leg length — frayed seam is structural, not incidental
• Fit & Silhouette: Loose straight-leg cut, wide seat, wide hem opening — relaxed through the entire leg with a stacked hem
• Waist & Closure: Elasticated waistband with white contrast drawstring — no button, no zip, no external hardware
• Pockets: No external pockets — clean side profile, uninterrupted panel geometry
• Sizing: Runs generous — size down if between sizes; S, M, L, XL, XXL available in Black and Gray at $94.05 USD

FAQ

Does TASSEL_DENIM/0 run true to size?
The cut is intentionally loose with a wide seat — if you’re between sizes, go down. The elasticated drawstring waist gives you room to adjust either way.

What’s it actually made of?
Soft-washed vintage denim with curved raw-edge patchwork panels. No GSM or weight figure is published — the hand feel reads as a mid-weight washed denim, not stiff, not paper-thin.

How is this different from other wide-leg denim?
Most wide-leg denim closes its seams. TASSEL_DENIM/0 leaves the patchwork join raw and exposed — the frayed edge is the seam, not damage on top of it. That’s the construction difference you can see.

What goes with it?
A fitted cropped tee or longline tank keeps the silhouette readable. A structured jacket or oversized hoodie works for layering. Both Black and Gray hold up under low-light — venue, transit, late-night city.

How do I wash it without wrecking the raw edges?
Cold wash, inside out, gentle cycle. Hang dry. Machine drying will push the fraying further than the intended finish — cold water and air dry keeps the panel construction intact.