Denim-Joe McCoy Lot. 966 (Black) / Wash 30 Black

From The 1950S And Onwards, The Image Of Denim As A Workwear Fabric Began To Shift As It Was Adopted By The Youth. Today, Denim Is Considered A Staple Fashion Item. In The 1970S, When Blue Dominated The Denim Scene, New Changes Were A Foot: Black Denim Appeared On The Market. At The Time, The Us Punk And Rock Scenes Were Heating Up, So Black Denim Was The Perfect Apparel For Those Seeking To Embody A Theme Of Resistance And Iconoclasm. The Influence Of Black Denim Spread To Everything From T-Shirts To Pants, With The All-Black Look Becoming A New Fashion. Black Denim Is Today A Staple, But It In Fact Emerged Out Of Cultural Change. &Nbsp;

This Is A Bespoke Black Denim Washed To Create A Worn-In, Aged Look. The Shape Is The Same As The 996 Bk.