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Asket

7 reviewed staples, running $45 – $145, with owner reports on how each line holds up.

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Asket picks

One staple per category. The piece we'd point a friend at.

Where to buy

Asket's own store: asket.com

How Asket's lines hold up

Asket jeans: what owners report

Reviewers of the denim line report a 13oz, 100% organic cotton fabric used across all the washes, offered in slim, regular and loose fits with a straight leg, gradual taper and solid mid-rise. The washes are described as feeling expensive and looking better the more they are worn, and the raw denim is hand-sewn in Italy with zero distressing. The jeans come pre-shrunk, so the size you order is the size you keep, and owner ratings on the raw denim average 4.4/5 across several hundred reviews, with out-of-the-box fit the most-cited positive.

Strengths
Midweight organic-cotton fabric that wears in well, clean construction, and a price reviewers call strong value for the quality.
Watch out for
Reviews carry little criticism beyond minor quibbles, e.g. some would prefer a deeper hem.
Sizing
Pre-shrunk, so order your actual size with no shrink allowance; the cut is straight with a gradual taper and a roughly 32-inch inseam.

About Asket's jeans line as a whole. Sources: Reviewing ASKET's new denim line - sprezza · Asket Review - Must Read This Before Buying

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