The Vollebak 100 Year Jeans are redefining the concept of durability in denim. Designed with a nod to the origins of jeans, these pants are engineered to be exceptionally tough, just like the first pair ever created. Made with high-strength raw Japanese selvedge denim and fortified with aramid fibers—used in body armor—these jeans are built to outlast their owners.
The 14 oz. raw Japanese selvedge denim, sourced from the renowned manufacturer Kaihara, forms the foundation of these extraordinary jeans. Hand-constructed by the skilled artisans at Blackhorse Lane Ateliers in London, each pair is a testament to craftsmanship and attention to detail. In fact, every pair is personally signed by the craftsman who built them.
To enhance their strength, the 100 Year Jeans feature a Cordura-reinforced seat, making it highly abrasion-resistant. The innovative combination of materials ensures exceptional longevity, with the ability to withstand intense wear and tear. In rigorous lab tests, the jeans survived a simulated 75kmph fall and drag on concrete, remaining unscathed without a single hole appearing. Even at a speed of 45kmph, these jeans effortlessly passed the durability test, solidifying their reputation as one of the toughest denim options available.
The Vollebak 100 Year Jeans are not only built to last but also offer a classic and timeless style. With a regular, straight-leg fit and two different leg lengths available these jeans, priced at $645, are designed to cater to individual preferences and provide the perfect fit.
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