Natural Indigo Hand Dyed in 1986

Natural Indigo Hand Dyed in 1986

Natural indigo-dyed denim is already rare. Hand-dyed natural indigo denim is even rarer. But this fabric goes far beyond that.

The entire warp yarn was hand-dyed with natural indigo back in 1986 and carefully preserved for over 40 years before being woven into denim.

The beauty of this fabric lies in its deep, dimensional natural indigo tones and the subtle irregularities found in each individual yarn. These characteristics are the unmistakable signature of traditional hand-dyeing techniques combined with the highly sought-after Hank Dyeing process, a method that has become extremely rare in modern times.

This remarkable story has made the collection highly talked about among denim enthusiasts and collectors alike, offering both exceptional wearability and long-term collectibility.

Only 99 pairs of jeans will be produced.

Final pre-order allocation: 33 pairs

Orders open on June 20th at 10:00 AM (Thailand time).

The fabric is a 14 oz Sanforized Japanese denim, woven in Japan.

Customers may choose any of our available fits:
No.4, No.5, No.5S, No.5SL, No.5SH, No.6, No.6L, No.7, No.8, No.9, No.10, and No.11.

This collection also marks the debut of our newest fit:

No.9 Cinch Back Wide Straight

A high-rise wide straight silhouette featuring a traditional back cinch, delivering a vintage appearance that perfectly complements the character of the fabric.

Once you have selected your preferred fit, you may also choose between two back pocket options:

• Hidden Arc

• No Arc

Special details exclusive to this collection include:

• Custom-cast P Metal buttons with a deep black finish and subtle blue reflections.
• Titanium rivets heat-treated to create a unique golden-brown tone never before used on any previous PIGER WORKS release.
• Natural horsehide leather patch from Horween, USA.
• Natural Japanese Cordovan horsehide PIGER Tab.
• Indigo-dyed pocket bags featuring hidden artwork, stories, and secrets related to this extraordinary fabric.

Production will begin on June 30th, with deliveries scheduled between July 1st and July 15th.