Jeans model Ben dark wash in lyocell-cotton

Jacob Cohën is an Italian brand born in 1985 from the Bardelle family with the aim of bringing denim into the luxury segment. The turning point came in 2002, when Nicola Bardelle relaunched the project by transforming jeans from an essentially casual item to an element capable of interacting with a more sophisticated wardrobe. The brand's philosophy is based on the combination of comfort, tailored construction, and strongly recognizable details, with the idea that denim can also be worn in contexts where traditionally only formal trousers would have found space.

The research starts from the fabric and continues in the construction. Quality denim, cottons, lyocell, modal, and elastic fibers are used to obtain different hands, weights, and fits. Horsehair labels, embroidery, buttons, and finishes transform the back of the jeans into a true visual signature, while the product is developed and made in Italy. The brand has progressively expanded its universe towards a more complete lifestyle, but jeans remain the cultural and technical center of Jacob Cohën's identity.

The Jacob Cohën selection on Setaccio includes jeans and five-pocket trousers in numerous fits, including Bard, Nick Slim, and Scott. The washes range from dark denim to lighter variants, while cotton bull, blends with lyocell and modal, and stretch fabrics allow for adjusting comfort and structure. Alongside denim, there are some items such as polo shirts and shirts, belts, and lifestyle products, but the assortment remains mainly built around the brand's specialization in five-pocket trousers.

Jacob Cohën on Setaccio thus represents a tailored interpretation of denim: selected materials, distinct fits, and decorative details transform a daily item into a more refined component of the male wardrobe, without sacrificing the practicality that has made jeans universal.