Hatski - Wide Tapered Denim (Used Blue Washi)
Our widest offering from Hatski featuring a relaxed waist, and wide leg with a slight taper approaching the hem. This season, HATSKI blends in washi (Japanese paper) to their traditional denim fabric - the result is a crisper, lighter wearing version of their classic jeans. We love the Used Blue wash for capturing that perfectly faded, near-nostalgic point in a jean’s life.
Our widest offering from Hatski featuring a relaxed waist, and wide leg with a slight taper approaching the hem. This season, HATSKI blends in washi (Japanese paper) to their traditional denim fabric - the result is a crisper, lighter wearing version of their classic jeans. We love the Used Blue wash for capturing that perfectly faded, near-nostalgic point in a jean’s life.
Our widest offering from Hatski featuring a relaxed waist, and wide leg with a slight taper approaching the hem. This season, HATSKI blends in washi (Japanese paper) to their traditional denim fabric - the result is a crisper, lighter wearing version of their classic jeans. We love the Used Blue wash for capturing that perfectly faded, near-nostalgic point in a jean’s life.
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Crafted from Hatski’s 15.6 oz sanforized selvedge denim, the fabric is woven on vintage looms known to produce a tighter weave yet softer broken-in feel. Perfect for everyday wear.
- MADE IN JAPAN
- 72% COTTON, 28% WASHI
- UNISEX WIDE FITErik is 6'0" with a 32" waist, wears L in tops, and is wearing a size 3. Fits true to size; take your normal size.
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SIZE WAIST RISE INSEAM THIGH
00 14.50" 12.00" 27.00" 12.50"
01 15.00" 12.25" 27.25” 12.75"
02 15.75" 12.50" 27.50" 13.00"
03 16.50" 13.00" 28.00" 13.25"
04 17.00" 13.25" 28.00" 13.50"
05 17.50" 13.25" 28.50" 13.75" -
Based in Osaka, HATSKI [Hatsuki] was launched in 2016. Focused purely on jeans, HATSKI leverages some of the most impressive, high quality denim for modern, playful fits. Designer Miyake Hatski cites nature as their primary inspiration, specifically citing the month of August, lush skies, and clear waters as inspiration.
