The 'SG2105 Brown Weft' jeans feature an unsanforized 17oz heavyweight slubby indigo fabric with a distinctive brown-beige weft, lending them a unique character and a light brown rustic indigo hue. Crafted from 100% Zimbabwe cotton, this fabric offers a rigid yet slubby hand feel. This particular fabric is one of our favorite brown wefts due to the incredible sharp fades and the remarkable whiskers and honeycombs that develop in just a few months of wear.
Like all Strike Gold jeans, they boast premium details, including hidden rivets in the back pockets, a deer leather patch, and custom iron male rivets and copper female rivets. Over time, the male rivets will oxidize while the female ones will darken, enhancing the jeans' aged appearance.
Known for their notable stiffness, Strike Gold jeans result from using only the finest raw materials. Although initially challenging to wear, they gradually soften with use, molding to the body like a second skin. As the denim fades over time, these jeans develop a unique character.
Designed in a slim straight fit, they feature slim thighs with ample room at the knees and calves.
We stock The Strike Gold 2105 model in two versions. One wash and non-wash. The one wash version won't shrink, but for the non-wash version, keep in mind that it will shrink. We highly recommend you soak the jeans in hot water before the first wear. Please expect around 4cm (1.5in) of shrinkage in the waist and 7.6cm (3in) in the inseam when soaking in warm water, so please keep that in mind when looking for your size in the product size chart.
The Strike Gold is undoubtedly one of the benchmark brands when we speak of Japanese denim. Established in Kojima, in Okayama Prefecture, the Hamamoto family has been focusing all its efforts for more than 10 years on producing denim, sweatshirts, shirts and belts of the very highest quality one can find today. Their denim fabrics, unique in the world for their texture, composition, incredible irregularity, stiffness, roughness and character, delight denim devotees around the planet.