Why We Love It: Made from their 14oz selvedge denim, this iteration of the 634 has also had the weft yarn rope-dyed with indigo to create this beautifully dark pair of indigo jeans. As the warp fades, this rich shade of indigo will lead to some incredible high contrast fades!
Details: 14oz rope dyed indigo warp/rope dyed indigo weft, double twisted weft yarn (the same as their 21oz selvedge denim), lined rear pockets, button fly & hidden rivets, belt loops sewn into waistband, tonal poly/cotton construction stitching, tonal arcuates, selvedge side seams and fly construction, sanforized and one-washed (little to no shrinkage to be expected).
Fit: Classic straight cut, medium rise
Colour: Indigo/Indigo
Composition: 14oz, 100% cotton
Origin: Made in JapanWe offer shipping through Canada Post, UPS, FedEx, and Purolator. Please allow 2 to 3 business days for order processing. Orders that require hemming may take an additional 2 to 3 days. For in-store pickup, verify stock availability under the 'find in store' tab. If stock needs to be transferred between stores, please note that processing will take an extra 7 business days.
Shipping costs for Canada are $22, with free shipping on orders over $300. Express shipping is available for $31. In the United States, regular shipping is $30 and also free for orders over $300, while express shipping is $40. For all orders in Alaska and Hawaii, a flat rate of $50 USD applies.
Please note that all shipping fees are listed in Canadian Dollars, are non-refundable, and free shipping rates apply to the pre-tax amount.
At Dutil, we stand by the quality of our products and want you to be completely satisfied with your purchase. If you find that your items are unwashed, unaltered, and unworn, you are eligible to return them within 14 days of receipt for a refund or an exchange.
Please be aware that Dutil does not cover return shipping costs. To ensure a smooth return process, we advise you to check your items carefully upon receipt and before removing any tags or disposing of packaging.
