Brandon Jeans Indigo

The Brandon jean is your everyday denim, worn in and worn out, this is the garment for every occasion.

Once again, we have worked with ISKO denim, one of the worlds leading brands in sustainability, to produce a lighter weight 12oz raw denim. We have also added a 1% stretch to the weave to add movement and flexibility. We have paired back some of the details to give the jean a classic 5 pocket style with subtle features including a contrast overlock stitch and an &SONS suede back patch with branded ident.

The Brandon is a slim leg, with a slight taper and worn on the hips. The denim will gently fade creating subtle shades in heavily worn areas. We are releasing our first edition in Indigo. 

Indigo dye, by its nature is not very colour-fast. This is what helps to create the fades on your jeans after wear! We advise avoiding contact with lighter coloured clothes and upholstery when wearing raw denim as the colour can transfer. Should the colour transfer onto your lighter-coloured clothing it should wash out with your usual detergent.

Brandon jeans fit like a glove, just as I hoped. Another &SONS classic!

The Drain Pipe jean has reached cult status over the years, made popular by rockers in the ’60s and the punks through the ’70s... but its origins go back as far as the 17th Century… Men’s breeches, the aristocratic grandfather of the drainpipe jean were very popular among French royalty and like many fashion trends, began to spread across other parts of Europe including the UK. During the 1800’s they resurfaced as a mark of rebellion during the French Revolution in the form of ‘pantaloon’. Fast forward over a century and slim jeans came into their own during the ‘Beatnik’ era in the 1950s. Icons of style such as James Dean, Marlon Brando and Elvis were known for favouring tighter fitting trousers. Through the ’70s and ’80s, the drainpipe jean was kept simple by most brands which paved the way for personalisation as we reached the height of anarchy in the era of punk. Rips, holes, safety pins and patches became the uniform of the punk generation which saw bands such as The Ramones and later, The Cult epitomise the denim dress code in nearly every album cover and photoshoot. Decades on the drainpipe jean is cemented as a counterculture, wardrobe essential in any guys wardrobe. The fitted cut allows for freedom of movement and an array of styles to pick from.

Style Tip: Add a simple white T and plimsolls with a few turn-ups and you have a summer look that never fails. If you want to keep it classic, introduce your favourite vintage leather jacket and work boots.

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