Size: 28

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• The RARE series from Big John uses the brand's highest quality custom fabric and details, to create a denim that is unparalleled in design and construction. The fabric is a 15.5oz RANSEI fabric out of Japan, which has been cut and sewn by the most experienced craftsmen in the region. The denim is in its original unsanforized state to retain as much character as possible.
  
  • The Slim Tapered fit from Big John runs slim in the top block and thighs, has a medium rise, and tapers from the upper thigh to the leg opening
  • 15.5oz unsanforized RANSEI denim, the highest quality custom fabric Big John has ever produced
  • Custom engraved Big John hardware
  • 5 pocket, button fly closure
  • Leather backed steel buttons and rivets
  • Indigo-dyed genuine deer leather patch
  • Extra thick pocket bags for reinforcement, partially lined back pockets
  • 100% cotton
  • Made in Japan

  Note: this item is FINAL SALE. No returns or exchanges accepted.

• SizeWaistRiseThighKneeInseamLeg Opening2830"9.25"10.85"7.75"35"7"2931.5"9.5"11"8"35"7.15"3032.25"9.75"11.35"8"35"7.15"3133.5"10"11.65"8.25"35"7.35"3234"10"11.75"8.5"35"7.65"3335"10.25"12"8.75"35"7.75"3436.25"10.5"12.25"9"35"8.25"3638.5"10.75"12.75"9.25"35"8.4"3840.5"11"13.25"9.75"35.25"9"

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  Hot soak shrink test results on Big John RARE 30:StateWaistRiseThighKneeInseamLeg OpeningBefore33"10"11.5"8.1"34.5"7.25"After31.75"9.75"11"7.75"33"7"
• With over 70 years of experience under their belt, Big John is widely considered one of the foremost pioneers of Japan’s storied denim scene. The brand is recognized for a plethora of denim-related firsts, including the first one-wash jeans, the first Japanese selvedge fabric, and the first to explore using uneven yarns for greater texture. Furthermore, Big John is largely responsible for Japan’s vintage and replica craze of the 1980s, as they were one of the first brands to recreate many of the vintage selvedge fabrics of the early 1900s.

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