This denim is a rare piece of American manufacturing history.

Produced at the legendary Cone Mills White Oak plant in Greensboro, North Carolina, this deadstock selvage denim was preserved in its original factory wrapping for decades. Before White Oak closed in 2017, it was the last major producer of selvage denim in the United States and a cornerstone of American jean-making.

What makes this fabric especially unique is that it's a reproduction of the denim Cone Mills was weaving in 1968. The result is a rigid, character-rich fabric that reflects the look, feel, and durability of a golden era of American denim.

Built to break in slowly and age beautifully, these jeans will develop a fade pattern entirely their own over years of wear.

Only 25 pairs are available.