Stone Island - J100006 INDIGO DENIM-RAW - Trousers & Shorts - Man - Blue Raw - Size: 36

Raw denim refers to denim that has not been pre-washed or treated after its initial production. This means it retains its original indigo dye and stiffness, designed to fade and mold to the wearer's body over time, creating unique wear patterns.

It's generally recommended to wash raw denim as infrequently as possible, ideally only when necessary. Some enthusiasts go months or even a year without washing to maximize unique fading. When you do wash, use cold water and a gentle cycle.

Yes, raw denim is known to bleed indigo dye, especially when new and wet. This is a natural characteristic. Be cautious when wearing them with light-colored items or sitting on light surfaces.

Wear your jeans often and in various activities. Natural friction points, like knees, pockets, and the area around the fly, will wear down the indigo dye faster, creating distinctive fades. Avoid excessive washing.

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

The Stone Island Denim Research badge highlights the brand's continuous exploration and innovation in denim treatments, dyeing techniques, and fabric development, underscoring their heritage in functional apparel.

Yes, like most jeans, these can be altered by a professional tailor. However, alterations should be considered carefully, as they can affect the natural fading and wear that the raw denim is designed to develop.

This is normal for raw denim. Wear the jeans regularly for extended periods to break them in. Soaking them in cold water (without detergent) and then wearing them while damp can also help soften the fabric and speed up the break-in process.

This is characteristic of raw denim. Limit contact with light-colored items until the denim has been washed or has undergone significant wear, which reduces dye transfer. If transfer occurs, follow standard cleaning procedures for the affected item.

This is often desired with raw denim, as it reflects individual wear patterns. If you prefer more uniform fading, consider a gentle wash cycle with minimal agitation.

Raw denim can shrink, especially with warm or hot water washes and machine drying. If shrinkage is a concern, always use cold water, wash sparingly, and air dry.