Recently we came up on only 2 rolls of this beautiful indigo with a red zig zag selvedge edge. The denim weighs in at 12 ounces and is perfect for a 2024 summer release, so here it is! With only having 2 rolls this is limited to only 30 pairs that will be made. 12 ounces, a perfect indigo shade of denim, with a unique zig zag selvedge edge detail should be in your raw denim rotation for these coming up hotter summer months. Think ahead, and order one up now.
The Spikes Fit:
The Railcar signature "Spikes" fit is a medium rise, modern slim taper fit. The rise has plenty of height to keep you comfortably covered but not too high that it will dig into your stomach.
The Denim Fabric:
Red line Zig Zag dark indigo selvedge raw denim weighing in at a light/medium weight 12 ounces.
How We Make Them Inexpensive:
By only producing what is sold, we are able to keep the cost low and pass the savings along to you. Unlike other brands, we don't manufacture unsold items, which means you are not covering the cost of excess inventory. We are dedicated to only making what will be worn, allowing us to offer these handcrafted at an affordable price. Please do allow 2-3 weeks for delivery.
Sizing And Shrinkage Info:
After performing an in-house shrink test on this fabric, the results is minimal shrinkage. We recommend sizing to your normally bought size or sizing up if your between sizes. Don't size down.
Payment Options:
You can also take advantage of easy interest-free installment payments with Shop Pay and PayPal as a payment option, with free domestic US shipping.
Larger sizes, 40 and up, will have a $15 additional cost.
Details:
- 12 ounce light/medium weight, indigo selvedge denim.
- Sanforized denim.
- Double waistband construction to reduce waistband over-stretch.
- Amazing stitching details cover the entire jeans. See pictures.
- Railcar branded, made in USA, hardware and traditional washer burr riveting.
- In-house made and embossed, vegetable tanned leather patch.
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Free chain stitch hem to your length. See link for details.
