Nudie Jeans Steady Eddie II - Grey Denim - 36

It means the cotton used for these jeans was grown without synthetic pesticides, fertilizers, or genetically modified organisms, making it a more environmentally friendly choice.

12.5 oz refers to the weight per square yard of the denim fabric, indicating a relatively heavy and durable material. 'Hard denim' typically means it's a rigid, non-stretch fabric that will develop unique wear patterns over time.

While 100% cotton denim is not designed to stretch like blends with elastane, it will naturally relax and mold to your body's shape with wear, offering a more personalized and comfortable fit over time.

A regular tapered fit means the jeans have a regular rise and a comfortable, straight fit through the seat and thigh, gradually narrowing down from the knee to a relatively narrow leg opening at the ankle.

For denim, less is often more. Washing infrequently helps preserve the denim's character and color. Many denim enthusiasts recommend washing only when necessary, such as every few weeks or months, depending on wear.

It is highly recommended to air dry your Nudie Jeans. Tumble drying can cause significant shrinkage, damage the denim fibers, and lead to premature fading. Hang them or lay them flat to dry.

This is normal for 12.5 oz hard denim. Wear your jeans frequently. The organic cotton will soften and mold to your body over time, becoming more comfortable with each wear.

Denim naturally fades over time, which adds character. To minimize excessive fading, wash your jeans as infrequently as possible, always turn them inside out, use cold water, and air dry them away from direct sunlight.

Minor shrinkage can occur with 100% cotton denim, especially if washed in warm water or machine dried. Always wash in cold water and air dry. If they feel tight, wear them for a few hours; denim often stretches back out slightly with body heat and movement.

A new button fly can be stiff. With regular use, the buttonholes will loosen slightly, making them easier to fasten. You can gently work the button through the hole a few times by hand to help break it in.