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Description +
Our Legacy's Third Cut Denim in Attic Wash Denim is produced in a washed Italian denim with intentional stain detailing for a vintage look, and features a relaxed, wide-leg fit, a YKK zip fly, metal rivets, and reinforced back pockets.
This garment is manufactured using a carefully sourced material with a unique treatment process that will give each garment an individual shade and appearance. This technique could result in some color bleed onto lighter garments or surfaces. The garment shall be shaped by its wearer and naturally distress over time to finish the design process.
- Imported
- 100% Italian Cotton
- Wash cold, air dry
Sizing & Fit +
Shea is 6'2" with a 30" waist, 36" chest and 34" inseam. Shea is wearing the Third Cut Denim in Attic Carbon Wash Canvas in size 32.
Designer Profile +
Our Legacy is a Swedish fashion brand based in Stockholm. Founded in 2005 by Jockum Hallin and Cristopher Nying, the brand started out with a line of graphic print T-shirts, and in 2007 the first full collection was released. In the same year, mutual friend Richardos Klarén joined the brand, becoming a third co-owner. With a full collection came the need for a retail space of the brand’s own, and in 2008 the first Our Legacy store was opened on Krukmakargatan in Stockholm’s Södermalm district.
Renouncing fast-paced consumerism, the first collections were characterized by pieces stripped of conspicuous detailing, with the emphasis placed instead on quality. Pieces developed within the first collections had a timeless approach and an effortless appeal. Our Legacy was originally, and in many aspects still is, more of a product-focused company than a fashion brand focusing on seasonal collections with transitory themes.
After a five-year period of building a more basic and classic line for men, the Spring/ Summer 2012 collection marked the beginning of a new, more conceptual and experimental Our Legacy, as the brand began creating collections around defined themes with a more progressive approach to design. The focus on product remained, however, with signature designs returning each season in new guises.
