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TWC First wash Denim
SKU: TWCRINSE
TWC SELVEDGE DENIM
100% Cotton
Japanese denim
Fits true to size
Slim tapered fit, Mid rise
Unique details
Made in Japan
Machine wash cool
£250.00
Product Description
This jean features a 13oz denim sourced from Okayama, Japan. This Rinse Wash jean has been given a gentle 30 min wash to reduce the shrinkage and lock in the colour, because of this they are softer to wear than the Raw denim option.
Key features
- 100% authentic Narrow loom Japanese selvedge denim
- Unique branded brass hardware
- Embossed Tan leather patch
- Authentic chain stitching throughout
- Manufactured in Okayama, Japan
Size & Fit
- Slim Tapered fit
- Each jean has a 33" inseam
Details & Care
- 100% cotton
- Machine Wash cool
- Hang dry - avoid tumble drying
- Handkerchief sold separately
| Size | Waist | Inside | Rise | Opening | Outside |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 29" | 80cm | 85cm | 25cm | 34cm | 109cm |
| 30" | 82cm | 85cm | 25cm | 36cm | 109cm |
| 31" | 86cm | 85.5cm | 26cm | 36cm | 109cm |
| 32" | 87cm | 85.5cm | 27cm | 36cm | 111cm |
| 33" | 88cm | 86cm | 27cm | 37cm | 111cm |
| 34" | 93cm | 56cm | 27cm | 39cm | 111cm |
| 36" | 96cm | 86cm | 28cm | 40cm | 111.5cm |
Additional information
| trouser waist | 30, 32, 34, 36, 38, 40 |
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THE WORKERS CLUB
Founded in 2015 by Adam and Charlotte Cameron, The Workers Club is the culmination of a combined thirty years of experience in luxury, heritage and high street fashion.
Based in the heart of the Oxfordshire countryside, The Workers Club are purists when it comes to fabric, fit and construction. Their debut garment, an all-purpose coat named ‘The Works’ took six months to perfect and has since become a core design, illustrating the brand’s signature layering concept. TWC have firmly established themselves as an antidote to fast fashion. Rather than working to a fashion-led calendar, they are dedicated to building an entire wardrobe for their customer; a collection of timeless essentials that reflect modern living.
The Workers Club takes its name from a 1920s Constructivist concept set up by Aleksandr Rochenko, a work space of sorts, designed to encourage collaboration and productivity; apt for such a brand as TWC who take pride in working closely with suppliers and manufacturers that offer the very best, be that in the heart of Japan’s ‘denim village’ or a family run mill in Scotland.
