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Kallmeyer Callum Barrel Jeans Talc

Name: Kallmeyer Callum Barrel Jeans Talc
Brand: Kallmeyer
SKU: 1520135161
Price: 445.00 USD
Availability: InStock

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The Kallmeyer Callum Barrel Jeans Talc carry a confident, city-smart mood in mid-weight, non-stretch denim. The 100% cotton fabric gives a crisp, durable hand that holds its shape, while the Talc shade keeps things modern and easy to mix. A back logo patch anchors the look, with a traditional button fly and a classic 5-pocket silhouette.

Rise sits at 10.75 inches, with an inseam of 29.5 inches and a leg opening of 19.75 inches, grounding the barrel through the leg. The non-stretch denim offers a steady fit that sits comfortably at the waist and preserves a clean line through hips and thighs. Five pockets carry cards and small essentials, while the button fly keeps the line clean from morning to night; it layers well over knits, under jackets, and with boots or sneakers for daily versatility.

With Kallmeyer, denim leans into pared-back luxury: no fuss, just a refined barrel silhouette that reads current without shouting. The Talc tone nods to streetwise minimalism, pairing easily with oversized tops or cropped knits for a modern, editorial-ready look.

Materials / Fabrication

Mid-weight, non-stretch denim
Logo patch at back
Button fly
5-pocket styling
Shell: 100 percent cotton
Made in Portugal
Measurements (from size 25)
Rise: 10.75 in / 27 cm
Inseam: 29.5 in / 75 cm
Leg opening: 19.75 in / 50 cm

Recommended Care

Wash cold
Do not bleach
Tumble dry low or hang dry to prevent shrinkage
Cool iron if needed

Fit Notes

Fabric is mid-weight, non-stretch cotton denim.
Rise 10.75 inches, inseam 29.5 inches, leg opening 19.75 inches.
Button fly closure with five-pocket styling.

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