Grim Tim Dry Blue 16 Dips
170 CHF
Dry, or raw, denim refers to denim that remains untouched by water, thus lacking a wash – earning the name "dry." Dry denim has a crisp rigidity attributed to the starch applied to warp yarns before weaving. While some may find it less comfortable than washed denim, it's this very starch that enables dry denim to crease, giving rise to distinctive wear marks like "whiskers" and "honeycombs."
Grim Tim Dry Blue 16 Dips
170 CHF
Rad Rufus Dry Heavy
170 CHF
Gritty Jackson Dry Old
170 CHF
Tuff Tony Dry Old
170 CHF
Loud Larry Dry Selvage
260 CHF
Lean Dean Dry 16 Dips
170 CHF
Steady Eddie II Dry Heavy
170 CHF
Grim Tim Dry True Navy
170 CHF
Flare Glenn Dry One
170 CHF
Regular Alf Dry One
170 CHF
Steady Eddie II Dry One
170 CHF
Rad Rufus Dry One
170 CHF
Conny Denim Jacket Dry One
210 CHF
Dry Jeans, or Dry Denim Jeans, are jeans that have not undergone garment washing. Because they haven’t been exposed to water, we refer to them as "dry jeans." They can also be called raw denim jeans. The fact is, all jeans—whether they’re a bright baby blue or a deep, dark hue—started out as dry denim. What sets dry denim jeans apart, whether conventional or selvage, is their crisp texture and the untouched dyed yarns. This allows the jeans to age through wear, creating a uniquely worn-in look that reflects the lifestyle of the wearer. The truly unique aspect of dry denim jeans is their ability to age gracefully, becoming more beautiful the more they are worn.