Each pair of this collection is artfully distressed and hand-repaired using traditional Japanese Boro stitching, a method rooted in rural Japan, where garments were lovingly mended to extend their life. Now, that same technique becomes a form of wearable art.

Made in Yala, Thailand, by a skilled group of ethnic Malay women, these jeans are more than fashion. They are a symbol of craftsmanship, community, and social change - crafted under a cottage-industry model that empowers women with fair-wage work and the preservation of their artisanal heritage.

No two pairs are the same. Each tells a story of resilience and cultural preservation.

A revolution in every stitch.