From “Vague” to “Creative Intelligence”. The conception of Ambiguous clothing started with one word: vague. In the mid 1990s, Frank Delgadillo’s dorm room bed showed a sticker with the word “vague” on it. This sparked his urge to chase his dream of making clothes that his friends would want to wear. The garments should be wearable for his artist, musician, skateboarder, snowboarder and surfer friends.

Ambiguous clothing has several denim selections.

• The signature denim Ambiguous Braydon jeans, the Ambiguous Ragdoll jeans, the Ambiguous Presley jeans and the Ambiguous Isko jeans are in raw denim.
• The Ambiguous Braydon jeans is particularly in stretch denim, low waist and slim fitting legs.
• The Ambiguous Isko jeans specifically has the 11oz organically pigmented dyed stretch denim, scooped front coin pocket, 16″ knee and 15″ leg opening.
• The Ambiguous Ragdoll jeans has a twig fit, front single welt coin pocket and signature ragdoll anchor embroidery.
• The Ambiguous Chenelle BHB jeans has the faded arctic look. The pants has a relaxed fit, 18″ leg opening, 12.05oz ringspun denim, mercerized open side back seam and internal tape detail.
• The Ambiguous Chloe jeans in black pacific has the rough and tough design.
• The Ambiguous Francis jeans and the Ambiguous Mattball jeans are played in dark black denim.
• The Ambiguous Simple jeans have classic cuts and contemporary denim fabric.

His design principles on jeanswear and clothing lines present an indifference to convention and a rebellion against too much elaboration. With solid roots and dynamic designs, his raw Ambiguous clothing gained an underground following within the southern California boarding community and Japanese kids. Today the dream has grown into a huge family and continues to unfold its creativity.

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