Conceptual Slit Knees · Raw Deconstructed Hem
Broken Theory Denim || 21035
Model is 5'8" wearing size 28. Relaxed slouchy fit.
Inspired by brutalist street tailoring, the Broken Theory Denim features precision horizontal slash cutouts with exposed internal thread stays. The raw, stepped hems are left unstitched to allow organic unraveling over time. Enzyme-washed to achieve a sun-faded chalky blue tone with authentic marbling throughout the twill lines.
SPECIFICATIONS & DETAILS
- •100% Ring-Spun Cotton Denim (13 oz)
- •Precision horizontal slash distressing
- •Exposed weft threads and stepped raw hem
- •Enzyme bleached for vintage patina
- •Heavy-gauge copper rivets
- •Regular loose fit
REVIEWS
Pockets and hardware are solid quality
So refreshing to have functional design! The precision horizontal knee slash slits with internal thread stays and unstitched stepped hem is executed cleanly, and the pocket placement is flattering. Very satisfied with Broken Theory.
Breathable fabric perfect for Dhaka humidity
Wore my Broken Theory all day around campus in 34-degree heat. The 13oz ring-spun cotton denim didn't feel suffocating or sticky at all. The regular loose fit with stepped raw hems gives so much breezy comfort.
Slightly snug on first wear, relaxes nicely
The waistband felt slightly snug for the first few hours, but the 13oz ring-spun cotton denim settled comfortably to my body shape by day two. Love the precision horizontal knee slash slits with internal thread stays and unstitched stepped hem.
Premium craftsmanship, worth the investment
A bit pricier than local market alternatives, but the 13oz ring-spun cotton denim, enzyme-bleached chalky vintage blue with authentic twill marbling, and neat craftsmanship make Broken Theory clearly superior.
Love the cut, wish there were more color options
The regular loose fit with stepped raw hems of Broken Theory is so comfortable and chic that I wish they released it in even more wash options! The enzyme-bleached chalky vintage blue with authentic twill marbling is gorgeous though.
