Stone Island Raw Denim Jean - Blue Raw - 38

Raw denim refers to denim fabric that has not been washed, rinsed, or treated after its initial dyeing. This means the fabric is in its purest form, offering a stiff feel that softens and fades uniquely with wear.

Wear your jeans as often as possible. Avoid washing them unless absolutely necessary. Actions like folding your wallet in the same pocket, specific ways of sitting, or bending will create personalized fades.

Yes, raw denim can shrink when exposed to water and heat. It's best to wash in cold water and air dry to control shrinkage. Some minimal shrinkage is expected and can help achieve a better fit.

The general advice for raw denim is to wash them as infrequently as possible, ideally only when they are visibly dirty or smell. Some enthusiasts go months or even a year between washes to maximize unique fading.

This badge signifies Stone Island's dedication to exploring innovative denim treatments and constructions. It highlights the brand's commitment to progressive dyeing methods and fabric research within their apparel.

These jeans feature a regular fit with a straight leg, offering a classic silhouette that is neither too tight nor too loose.

While possible, it is not recommended for preserving the integrity and unique fading properties of raw denim. If you must machine wash, use a cold, gentle cycle. Always air dry.

Wash the jeans separately in cold water for the first few washes. Avoid wearing them with light-colored items when new or damp.

Wear the jeans regularly for an extended period to break them in. Soaking them in cold water (without detergent) and air drying can also help soften the denim.

Ensure you are using cold water and a gentle cycle. Avoid machine drying on high heat. Always air dry raw denim.

Fading is a natural characteristic of raw denim and will vary from person to person. Consistent wear in key areas will lead to distinct patterns over time.