Brandon Maxwell The Wells Trapeze Denim Jacket Indigo
Brandon Maxwell
$1380.00
Product Insights & Style Tips
The Wells Trapeze Denim Jacket in Indigo channels Brandon Maxwell's blend of rugged cachet and quiet couture. Heavyweight non-stretch denim delivers a grounded, sculpted feel that wears as a cool-weather staple. Contrast stitching traces the seams, while folded hems and cuffs add a tactile finish. A snap neck strap and funnel neck lend utilitarian polish, and long raglan sleeves frame the silhouette with easy movement. Unlined and 100 percent cotton, it’s a canvas that ages into character.
Length measures 24.5 inches from the shoulder on XS, landing at a versatile hang that plays with dresses or denim. The unlined shell layers easily over knits or tees without bulk, while the snap placket and funnel neck offer a crisp line. Slant hip pockets provide a practical stash, and the folded hem and cuffs keep edges neat as you move through different settings. The heavyweight cotton develops character with wear, lending a grounded, lived-in aura that nods to American craft.
Brandon Maxwell leans into American craft and clean hardware, and this Wells jacket channels that code with restraint. In indigo denim, it delivers city-slick polish with easy wearability across slip dresses and tailored trousers.
Materials / Fabrication
- Heavyweight, non-stretch denim
- Folded hem and cuffs
- Contrast stitching
- Snap neck strap
- Funnel neck
- Long raglan sleeves
- Snap placket
- Slant hip pockets
- Shell: 100 percent cotton
- Unlined
- Made in the USA
- Measurements (from size XS): Length : 24.5 in / 62.0 cm, from shoulder
Recommended Care
- Dry clean only to preserve heavyweight denim and silhouette
Fit Notes
- The Wells trapeze silhouette yields a looser body fit for easy layering over a tee.
- Heavyweight, non-stretch denim with 100% cotton shell and unlined construction provides structure.
- Front snaps include a placket and neck strap; long raglan sleeves and a 24.5 inch length from shoulder in size XS define proportion.
