All black jeans will gradually lose colour over time. We select denim qualities and dyeing methods that keep them black for a long time, but that also develop nicely as the color eventually fades away. Creating a contrasted fade where your jeans see the most friction.

For black jeans, the rule is to wash them as infrequently as possible if you want them to stay as black as possible. However, when the jeans are brand new, we recommend a gentle wash after 1-2 weeks of wear to set the color and maintain its consistency over time.

To ensure that your jeans will last and stay as nice as possible, we recommend following these simple steps when washing:

- Always turn your jeans inside-out before washing
- Wash your jeans cold, 30C, and never use fabric softener
- Don't let your jeans rest in the washing machine after the program has ended
- Hang dry

It's a common myth that you should never wash your jeans. An accumulation of dust and grime from very long wear will actually wear on the cotton fibres, causing holes to appear quicker. But it is true that the average person washes their jeans way to often. How often you should wash your jeans depends greatly on how and where you wear them. Wash your jeans when needed, but if they seem fine, it can probably wait a while longer.

Our curved slim tapered fit, Bailey is narrow at the waistband, widely curved across the seat, straight from thigh through knee and tapered to skinny from the knee down ending in a 17,5 cm leg opening in a 31” waist.

Bailey is built to target a very specific body shape, and perfect for someone with a more athletic build where the normal issues to fitting when choosing a slim cut is too much room in the back of the waist and being too tight across the thighs. Bailey is also perfect for those who likes a more relaxed fit with a slim tapered look.

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