Fit Guide & Size Chart
Estimated ship date
June / July 2025
June / July 2025
Cut and sewn in California
The deepest of indigo warps is brought together with a classic white weft in an old school broken twill construction to highlight retro denim roots. Just a touch of stretch dials the comfort up and we add in a true value. The Japan Midnight Broken Stretch.
The broken twill weave was used by Wrangler in the 60's in an attempt to combat the leg twist you get in left or right hand twills. You don't see a well defined twill line on either front or back surfaces which gives this denim a different character. Next comes color - an impossibly dark, midnight blue. It's one of the darkest indigos we've run. This warp gets paired with a classic white weft to keep things authentic. Just the smallest touch of stretch makes daily wear easier so you can start creating a unique work of fade art. We're running these at a true value, so enjoy.
- Inseam
- Waist sizes 29-33 have a 34" inseam.
Waist sizes 34+ have a 36" inseam. - Fabric
- #352, 99C/1P, 11oz
- Finish
- Raw, Contrast Stitching, Brown Leather Patch
- Trims
- Custom hardware
- Made in
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- Fit guide
- Click here for our fit guide.
CUSTOM HEMMING
Gustin has partnered with Denim Therapy to offer discounted custom hemming. As a Gustin customer, you can save up to 34% on authentic chain-stitched hemming that will match the original construction of your selvedge.
Learn moreCustomer Feedback on #352 JAPAN MIDNIGHT BROKEN STRETCH
"By far the best pair I have bought so far. Great weight and fit. Only wish there was a hemming option."
-Matt P. | Verified Buyer
"Awesome pants."
-Benjamin R. | Verified Buyer
"BEST JEANS EVER!!!!!
Took a while to receive so it's weird as a first time buyer to wait months for a pair of jeans but wow I'll never buy pants anywhere else.....I have muscular legs and ass, small waist and I like a short crotch...pants on my waist.......all boxes checked. Rad AF!°"
-Scott M. | Verified Buyer
"Perfect fit, nice weight."
-Paul G. | Verified Buyer
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