Beschreibung
REMODEL "COBALT SCAR" DENIM
Size: fits like M
Cond.: 9/10 (might have some signs of usage)
Measurements:
Length 105cm, Waist 43cm, Leg Opening 20cm
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Remodel “Cobalt Scar” Distressed Straight Denim | Japanese Archive Style
Deep indigo, scarred and beautifully lived-in. This Remodel denim carries heavy smoky fading across the thighs, pale whiskering at the hips and open rips with golden-cream threads showing through. Bleach-like splatters speckle the lower legs, and the straight silhouette feels like a leftover from a 2000s Tokyo night that never quite ended.
Condition: Very good pre-owned condition, 9/10. The seller added no notes, and the piece may show light signs of usage. The distressing is part of the design: open rips on both thighs, a small worn patch at the back of the right hem, speckled bleach marks on the legs and slightly frayed hem edges. The structure stays clean and solid.
Material: Structured denim in a dark indigo base with dusty blue-grey highlights. The fabric looks broken-in and slightly rough where it is worn, with warm tan contrast stitching that stands out against the dark wash.
Styling: Size M. Flat measurements: waist 43 cm, length 105 cm, leg opening 20 cm. The fit is a clean straight leg that falls long and naturally over boots or worn-in sneakers. Pair with a faded black tee, a shredded knit, a leather jacket and silver jewelry for a Number (N)ine-inspired Tokyo-after-dark mood.
Details:
- Dark indigo wash with smoky blue-grey thigh fading
- Open rips with pale golden threads on both thighs
- Bleach-style splatter marks across the lower legs
- Pale whiskering and honeycomb creasing at the hips and back knees
- Contrast tan stitching with metal rivets on the five-pocket frame
- Remodel woven label at the waistband and white patch at the back
- Straight leg with lightly frayed hems
- Size: M (waist 43 cm / length 105 cm / leg opening 20 cm)
Scarred, faded and quietly defiant. The kind of denim that smells like cigarette smoke and neon, and remembers every night you tried to forget.