AGOLDE's Parker Long Short offers a vintage appeal with its medium indigo wash, fading, and whiskering. The relaxed rise and slightly longer inseam provide a flattering fit while the non-stretch fabric offers a smooth and soft finish. Complete the look with its raw hem for a cool, laid-back style.
Fits true to size.
Closure: Button fly
Rise: 11 1/4"
Inseam: 4 1/2"
Leg Opening: 24 1/2"
Looks Like: Medium indigo with fading, whiskering, and a raw hem
Feels Like: Washed down, non-stretch cotton with a smooth, soft finish
Model is 5'10" and wearing a size 27
Fabric: 100% Cotton
Care Instructions: Machine wash cold inside out with like colors. Do not bleach. Tumble dry low.
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AGOLDE is a fashion forward denim label, experimental in both approach and design.
Continually seeking inspiration from the classics, the AGOLDE design collective sets out to recreate them with a modern reinterpretation in mind. An AGOLDE silhouette offers the authenticity and rarity found in discovering the perfect vintage pair. As they continue to aspire and push boundaries, they draw influences globally from many directions of today’s emerging artists, creatives, and individuals.
At AGOLDE, they are focused on design, sustainability, and comfort. While their styles may emit an irreverent attitude, each piece is crafted with meticulous detail. They use only the most innovative fabrics sourced from around the world and facilitate product development in their vertically owned facilities and with select production partners to create denim of the highest caliber. They personally and carefully test every fit and fabric, and believe the practicality of a jean is as important as its design.
Companywide, they are committed to being thoughtful in the creation of their denim and use advanced methods to reduce their imprint on the global environment, including laser technology, ozone machines and high-efficiency wash methods. In short, AGOLDE invests in the future.
