Description

The High Rise Straight is exactly what it promises—our highest rise paired with a classic straight leg. Designed with a little more room for curvier figures, it’s perfect for those who want coverage without sacrificing style. No worries about anything showing when you bend over—this fit has you covered. It’s slightly slimmer through the seat than our OG Straight, but still gives you that easy, non-restrictive feel. Made from lighter-weight selvedge, it’s softer from the start, so there’s no break-in period—just a smooth drape and instant comfort.

This style uses 10oz 100% cotton denim from a mill based right here in the US.

Wear & Care

Raw denim is a blank canvas and how much you wear your garment will determine how quickly you start to see your own personal wear patterns. Your garment is an investment and in order to get the best price per wear out of it, follow these rules:

• You need a long length of time wearing your garment in order to chip away the indigo, revealing your own personal wear patterns.
• If you need to get them hemmed, we highly recommend you wait until you've broken them in and done your first wash. Hemming your jeans before you wash them could leave you with jeans that are too short. There will be a little shrinkage in the length after the first wash. So, get into doing a good cuff, show off that selvedge i.d.!
• Washing your garment too soon will stunt your fades and you’ll just end up with a boring, flat pair of jeans without dimension. Think, Obama throwing out the first pitch in those medium blue jeans. Yikes.
• When it's time to wash them- soak your garment in cold water and use a gentle detergent, washing them by hand. This take a little extra time but it’s worth it
• If you must wash it in the washing machine, don’t over fill the load, turn the garment inside-out and wash on the delicate cycle using cold water only.
• DO NOT PUT YOUR GARMENTS IN THE DRYER!!! We cannot stress this enough. Drying your denim will shorten the garments life expectancy tremendously. The combination of the high heat and the tumbling of the dryer breaks down the cotton fibers, affecting its durability
• If you experience a spill, we recommend spot cleaning, blotting with a damp cotton cloth. Try not to rub too much, you’ll rub away indigo and be left with a lighter spot than the rest of your garment