Sugar Cane’s first new in-line standard jean model in years is here. The 2025 model is drawing from waist overall patterns of the same era as the 1936 denim jacket (Type I), reworked with a widened leg from the thigh down for a true work-pant silhouette. The waist has been modernized by removing the suspender buttons and cinch back, while key pre-war details remain intact, including the crotch rivet and the orientation of the center-back felled seam. The jeans are cut from 13oz selvedge denim woven with slubby No.7 warp and No.7 weft yarns, spun using pre-modern techniques to create a highly irregular, textured fabric. Finished with predominantly orange contrast stitching throughout, the result closely mirrors the look, feel, and construction character of true pre-war workwear.

We also have a fresh restocks of their 2021 slim tapered indigo jean, Buzz Rickson's USN indigo chambray shirts, and Whitesville t-shirt 2-packs in four colors.