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Western chaps, deconstructed into the jean itself.
The Edit
Straight-leg denim trousers in washed sage, with cream contrast panels cut in a sweeping chap silhouette and secured by exposed rivet hardware at every seam junction. The high waist is finished with a five-pocket construction and gunmetal button fly, while the panel shape curves from hip to ankle in a single unbroken arc. Two-fabric construction makes the colorblock structural — the cream panels are load-bearing, not decorative.
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