Freenote Coth Ortega Pant - 13oz Blue Herringbone leatherjackets Named after Tachibana Muneshige -

Named after Tachibana Muneshige - a Momoyama period samurai and Edo period lord

rope-dyed indigo warp yarns with darker indigo weft yarns

Historically a denim shirt

If you're looking for a no-brainer pair of jeans with all the details of high-end Japanese denim

welted coin and rear pockets

Freenote Coth Ortega Pant - 13oz Blue Herringbone leatherjackets Named after Tachibana Muneshige -Freenote's Ortega is a streamlined, relaxed take on a straight leg carpenter pant, without the hammer loop. Cut from a 13oz yarn dyed herringbone twill from Japan, this version of the Ortega combines a subtle military flair with bonafide workwear sensibilities. The seams, side pockets, and back yoke are triple stitched for longevity, and the pants feature double knee panels for added durability.