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Women´s Wide Leg Jeans - Raw

$108.50
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Women´s Wide Leg Jeans - Raw

Women´s Wide Leg Jeans - Raw

$108.50
$108.50 $155.00
Forty-six years with the same material teaches things that can't be learned quickly. Chevignon started working with denim in France in 1979. The market shifted repeatedly across those decades. The way we approached construction did not. That time produced something specific: a working knowledge of what holds up and what doesn't.
Women´s Wide Leg Jeans - Raw
Women´s Wide Leg Jeans - Raw
Women´s Wide Leg Jeans - Raw
Women´s Wide Leg Jeans - Raw
Women´s Wide Leg Jeans - Raw

Best Use Scenario

Since 1979, Chevignon has applied the same construction standards to every jean in the line: fabric selection, seaming, and hardware chosen for how they hold up over real use rather than how they look on day one. The Women's Wide Leg Fit carries significant volume from hip to hem without tapering. The waistband holds the structure at the top while the leg falls straight and wide throughout. Available across rises depending on the design. Of the fashion fits in the Chevignon women's range, this is the one with the most volume through the entire leg. The raw wash has not gone through laundry treatment. The fabric comes off the loom stiff, with deep indigo that will fade exactly where the body creates friction. After six months of consistent wear, the fade patterns that develop belong to the person who wore it.

Our Denim

Chevignon started in France in the late 1970s. The original question was simple: why do some garments hold up for decades while others fall apart in two seasons? Denim kept coming back as the answer. The fabric has memory. It records how it's been worn, where the tension accumulated, how many times the knee bent or the thigh pulled. Since 1979, every construction decision in the Chevignon denim line, from the fabric weight to the seaming to the wash process, has been made with that behavior in mind. How the jean will read after five years of real use, not how it photographs in a studio on day one.

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