THE BLACK WAXED SET

Jeans + Jacket · Limited to 100 

Black on black on black. Waxed denim that looks like leather, moves like denim, and ages like neither.

This isn't the set you wear to look approachable. The waxed coating gives the denim a hard, slick finish that catches light wrong — in the best way. It cracks where it bends, fades where it rubs, and tells your story on the fabric within a few months of wear. No two sets age the same.

What waxed denim actually is

Standard denim, treated with a wax coating that sits on top of the fibers. Result: a glossy, almost-leather texture with the structure and breathability of real denim. Stiffer at first — softens as you break it in. Develops natural creases and patina at the knees, elbows, and pockets. The longer you wear it, the more it becomes yours.

This isn't a print. It's not paint. It's not coming off in the wash.

The pieces

The Jeans. Black waxed denim, mid-rise, straight cut. The wax catches light at every angle — sitting, walking, standing at the bar. Pairs with literally everything: white tee, hoodie, mesh top, blazer. The hardest piece in your closet that still works for daytime.

The Jacket. Trucker silhouette in the same waxed finish. Sharp shoulders, structured chest, the kind of jacket that turns sweatpants into a fit. Reinforced buttons, reinforced stud placement — the build details corrected from sample to production. Throw it over anything black for a total look, over anything light to break it up.

Worn together

The set hits different than the pieces alone. Full waxed black is a statement that doesn't ask permission. Concert. Late dinner. Friday night. The kind of fit where you don't need accessories — the fabric does the work.

Worn apart, each piece blends into your existing wardrobe and elevates everything around it. The jacket over a tee. The jeans under a hoodie. Either move works.

The drop rules

100 pieces per style. When they're gone, no restock, no re-run, no waiting list. The waxing process is too unpredictable to repeat exactly — even if we made more, they wouldn't be these.

Sizing & care

True to size on both. 

Care: Wipe down with a damp cloth. Wash inside out, cold, only when necessary. The wax will crack, fade, and patina with wear — that's the point. Don't fight it.