Natural Indigo Cheese Dye fabric
Hover to zoom
Natural Indigo Cheese Dye fabric
Hover to zoom
Natural Indigo Cheese Dye fabric
Hover to zoom
Natural Indigo Cheese Dye fabric
Hover to zoom
Natural Indigo Cheese Dye fabric
Hover to zoom
Straight fit front (photo for fit only)
Hover to zoom
Straight fit side (photo for fit only)
Hover to zoom
Slim fit front (photo for fit only)
Hover to zoom
Slim fit side (photo for fit only)
Hover to zoom
Side View (photo for detail only)
Hover to zoom
Half-lined rear pockets (photo for detail only)
Hover to zoom
Selvage fly and chain stitched waistband (photo for detail only)
Hover to zoom
Leather patch and tucked selvage beltloop (photo for detail only)
Hover to zoom
Chainstitched cuffs (photo for detail only)
Hover to zoom
Custom Gustin buttons and nails
Hover to zoom
Custom Gustin rivets (photo for detail only)
Hover to zoom
Hover to zoom
Hover to zoom
Hover to zoom
Hover to zoom
Hover to zoom
Natural Indigo Cheese Dye
$149
Campaign sold out
When a pair of The Natural Indigo Cheese Dye came through the office recently we knew we had to try to find more of this special fabric. As you can see, the combination of incredibly ancient dye techniques results in a magnificent pair of denim.
Gustin jeans made from sanforized raw selvedge denim from one of the finest mills in Japan. When we first received this style from the mill, we were struck by the color - an incredibly vibrant, bright, true indigo blue. We asked the mill to tell us more about this style and we were blown away. The goal was to explore the most ancient denim dyeing techniques to create a truly vintage style, different than anything else out there. It starts with the dye process itself. Before the now common rope dyeing technique for yarn, was the cheese dye process. It's prized for extra deep dye penetration into the yarn. The result is more consistent color and a wear-in that's much softer and more subtle than most denim. You can see how the color gets richer as the fabric is worn and washed. Even the dye itself is vintage. It's one of the few styles that uses natural indigo plant dye, a very expensive ingredient and process, but the only way to honor the goal of respecting ancient process. The end result is not only a beautifully colored fabric that will age differently than anything you own, but also the special feeling of wearing something that respects the roots of the indigo denim craft.
Gustin jeans made from sanforized raw selvedge denim from one of the finest mills in Japan. When we first received this style from the mill, we were struck by the color - an incredibly vibrant, bright, true indigo blue. We asked the mill to tell us more about this style and we were blown away. The goal was to explore the most ancient denim dyeing techniques to create a truly vintage style, different than anything else out there. It starts with the dye process itself. Before the now common rope dyeing technique for yarn, was the cheese dye process. It's prized for extra deep dye penetration into the yarn. The result is more consistent color and a wear-in that's much softer and more subtle than most denim. You can see how the color gets richer as the fabric is worn and washed. Even the dye itself is vintage. It's one of the few styles that uses natural indigo plant dye, a very expensive ingredient and process, but the only way to honor the goal of respecting ancient process. The end result is not only a beautifully colored fabric that will age differently than anything you own, but also the special feeling of wearing something that respects the roots of the indigo denim craft.
Choose either our classic straight, slim or skinny fit. More details available on our fit guide.
| Fit | Available in our Straight, Slim and Skinny fit |
| Fabric | #183 Japan, 11oz, White ID |
| Finish | Raw, Contrast Stitching, Brown Patch |
| Trims | Custom hardware, hand stamped leather patch |
| Made in | California |
| Fit guide | Click here for our fit guide. |
| Est. Ship | May 2015 |
Bestsellers
