The building blocks of Prps denim comes from the finest organic cotton harvested in African regions of Benin, Senegal, Zimbabwe and Uganda. The materials are sent to Japan and woven into denim cloth. The fabrics are processed through vintage Levis shuttle looms. The Japanese craftsmanship on the jeans is up to par with tailors on Savile Row.

The distressing and aging procedures of Prps denim produce authentic and natural effects. Each stain, abrasion, needle and thread are done by hand. Signature styles come in five different button enclosures on the fly, camouflage or contrast pocket bag inner lining and the unique purple selvedge.

Based in New York and manufactured in Japan, Prps denim was founded in 2003 by Donwan Harrel. Former Nike designer and founder of clothing brand Akademiks, Harrel saw Prps as a voice expressing a free spirited cultural experience and a tool utilizing the classic American lifestyle. The 1970s dragstrip scene is an influence to the Prps style. Tattered holes, oil stains, wrinkled creased effects and distressed vintage designs on the denim show its essence.

Some denim samples found on the web through various online shops show:

• Prps Barracuda Cement Wash Slim Jean
• Prps Barracuda Superwashed Selvedge Slim Jean
• Prps Black Barracuda Baked Black Slim Jean
• Prps Boyfriend Fit Jean
• Prps Dart Skinny Jean in Dark Oil Stain Wash
• Prps Dart Skinny Jean in Vintage Wash and Ultra Distressed
• Prps Dart Skinny Jeans in Vintage Dark Back Scratch
• Prps Dart Super Skinny Jeans in Lit Wash
• Prps Daytona Bootcut Jean in Dark Wash
• Prps Daytona Vintage Knee in Lit Wash
• Prps Men’s Dark Vintage Jeans
• Prps Men’s Sulfur Resin Dark Wash Jeans

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