Jeans leather label destroyed Bard model
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The Jacob Cohen jeans are an expression of tailoring brought into the world of denim. Pocket linings in shirt fabric, tailored closure with special buttons, thread spool for tailored repairs, pocket square in cotton or coordinated silk and much more. The jeans feature a leather label and destroyed effect pony hair. The bard fit is comparable to the former J688: slightly higher waist, slightly more comfortable leg. It is highly recommended to always wash the garments inside out in order to keep all the details that distinguish these luxurious denim jeans intact.
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Jeans leather label destroyed Bard model
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Pickup available, usually ready in 24 hours
Corso Italia 20A
28100 Novara NO
Italy
CHARACTERISTICS:
Color: Denim
Material: 90% cotton 7% polyester 3% elastane
Template code: M04 32 P 2991 BARD
Season: Autumn/Winter
Made in: Italy
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Jeans leather label destroyed Bard model
Sale price€299,60
Regular price€428,00
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Jeans leather label destroyed Bard model
Sale price€299,60
Regular price€428,00
THE BRAND
Jacob Cohen
<meta charset="utf-8">The brand <strong>Jacob Cohën</strong> was born in 1985 from an intuition of Tato Bardelle and immediately established itself in the sector as luxury denim.<br>Its strengths are on one hand the <strong>comfort and the high quality of the fabrics</strong> like the precious Japanese Kurabo; on the other hand <strong>exclusivity and elegance</strong> with the intention of creating a product suitable for informal and formal moments.<br><br>The main fits revolve around the NICK (slightly lower waist and slightly tighter leg), BARD (regular waist and slightly less slim leg), NICKSLIM (same as the J622 but the hem diameter is still slightly tighter).<br><br>Each garment is obsessively enriched with <strong>precious details</strong>, silvered labels or crocodile for the <strong>Limited / Luxury Edition</strong>. The choice to opt for <strong>natural dyes</strong> instead of chemical processes in fixing the color, finally distinguishes all the collections.