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Diagonal Distressed Denim Jean
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Diagonal Distressed Denim Jean

Jeans
about$620
Off-White’s jeans run $520$950

About Off-White’s jeans: A luxury streetwear house known for graphic branding, distressed treatments and bold fashion statements.

Price check

Around $620 a pair, Off-White sits in the designer tier. The price reflects the house's branding, treatments and luxury streetwear positioning.

Our take

Off-White built a luxury streetwear identity around graphic branding and deconstructed design, and its denim carries that bold, treated aesthetic. Reviewers value the brand for distressed, painted or printed denim with recognizable signature detailing. The cuts run slim to relaxed in fashion-forward silhouettes. Styling is graphic and statement-driven.

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The details

Material
Typically a cotton denim, often distressed, painted or printed, in a mid-weight fabric with treated finishes.
Fit
Offered in slim, straight and relaxed runway-derived cuts. Owners report fits vary by style and sizing can run slim, so consulting the size guide helps.
Quality
Reviewers single out the graphic treatments, distressing and construction, positioning the jeans as statement luxury streetwear pieces.
Best for
Shoppers seeking bold, graphic, distressed luxury streetwear denim with signature branding.
Care
Follow the garment care label; gentle cold washing or specialist care preserves the prints and treatments.

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