Kenzo Kenzo Black Kenzo Paris Futura 2000 Edition Workwear Jeans

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Kenzo Black Kenzo Paris Futura 2000 Edition Workwear Jeans

Name: Kenzo Black Kenzo Paris Futura 2000 Edition Workwear Jeans
Brand: Kenzo
Price: 166.00 USD
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The Kenzo Black Kenzo Paris Futura 2000 Edition Workwear Jeans embody an edgy fusion of art and functionality, echoing the artistic prowess of the Kenzo x Futura 2000 collaboration. Crafted from stretch denim, these jeans offer a lived-in vibe with their stonewashed hue and artful fading. The detailing captures a rugged yet urban mood, with whiskering that adds dimension to the medium stone black denim, making them a standout in any wardrobe.

These jeans marry structure and ease, highlighted by their flattering fit. The belt loops and five-pocket styling enhance their practicality, while thoughtful touches like the zip fly and a logo patch at the back waistband add a seamless finish. The cinch tab at the back waist ensures a tailored fit, accommodating different silhouettes beautifully. Pair them with a simple tee or an oversized blazer for a look that effortlessly transitions from street to chic.

The collaboration with Futura 2000 introduces an art-forward flair into your closet, encapsulating the avant-garde spirit Kenzo is known for. These jeans resonate with the current love for pieces that balance bold design with everyday wearability, marking them as a quintessential piece for those who appreciate style that speaks volumes.

Materials / Fabrication

Stretch denim
Stonewashed
Fading and whiskering throughout
Belt loops
Five-pocket styling
Zip fly
Logo patch at back waistband
Cinch tab at back waist
Part of the Kenzo x Futura 2000 collaboration
Supplier color: Medium stone black denim

Recommended Care

Wash inside out in cold water with like colors.
Avoid using bleach to maintain fabric integrity.
Tumble dry low or hang to dry to prevent fading.
Iron on low heat if necessary, avoiding the logo patch.

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