Boro Work Jean - Multi

The BORO FOR PEACE project was created in collaboration with "Concur", a social enterprise based in Thailand's southernmost province. The BORO FOR PEACE Work Jeans are produced start-to-finish by a cottage industry of ethnic Malay women in Yala, Thailand, empowering them through fair wages and the preservation of their artisanal craft. A third of all profits are invested back into these communities, emphasizing the social and economic aspects of sustainability. Each pair is completely unique, a wearable work of art, produced entirely by hand with custom distressing and repairs using up-cycled vintage bandannas to create patchwork and boro mending details throughout. We've included a picture of 9 different pairs laid next to one another to show how vastly different each is from its counterparts. They have a straight leg fit, with a high rise and a slightly-cropped length that sits above the ankle. They have four very usable and roomy pockets for your stuff, because form shouldn't impede function, as well as a zip fly and belt loops for a proper workwear vibe. They fit slightly on the smaller side, we suggest checking our measurements (below) to determine the best fit. They're made from a 100% cotton indigo denim and completely overlaid with vintage bandannas, covering the entire exterior and then reinforced with topstitching. It's quite stiff at first, requiring a bit of wear before the thick material starts to break-in and soften, but over time it will relax considerably, taking the shape of the wearer's body. See size chart for measurements. Hand-wash in cold water and hang-dry in the shade. 100% cotton Denim body with vintage bandanna patchwork exterior Every pair is completely unique Hand-distressed details Boro mending throughout Topstitching reinforcements Zip fly High rise Straight leg Cropped ankle Four pocket configuration Custom woven labels Created in collaboration with "Concur" Hand wash cold and hang-dry in the shade Sustainably produced Handmade by ethnic Muslim Malay women in Yala, Thailand