Japanese Indigo Jaspe Twill Five Pocket Pants

Like our bedford cord, Jaspe is another very old, historic workwear fabric. Generally found on overshirts used by miners and train engineers, jaspe was traditionally a very flat fabric in order to prevent anything from catching/snagging during its wear. It's woven with a twisted yarn which gives it some visual texture and helps it hide dirt particularly well. Although it's a lighter, more comfortable fabric, it can withstand very hard wear because of how dense the fabric is. You will get some stretch with jaspe.

We made these in an ideal straight-leg five-pocket pattern; not too slim but not too wide. This fabric will stretch, so don't worry if they feel a bit tight when you first put it on.

They will shrink in a wash but stretch right back out. If you machine dry them you may lose a little length in the inseam, so we recommend air-drying them if possible.

• Straight fit, similar to a Levi's 501
• Mid rise
• Custom embossed raw copper rivets and steer head shank
• Half-selvedge leg
• Made in the USA of Japanese fabric
• Machine wash on cold, hang dry/dry low
• Size up for a straight leg fit