Bought whereit is made.
Baggy denim, wide legs, cargos and washed jersey, from the Guangdong and Zhejiang workrooms that supply the labels this look came from. Every piece is a listing that already sells, not a sample.
The labels this look belongs to sell a pair of embroidered wide-leg jeans for two hundred euro and more. The garment is made in a workroom in Guangdong or Zhejiang for a fraction of that, and the difference is the name on the label and the shop it is sold in. We buy from the same workrooms, put our own name on nothing, and price what is left. That is the whole model, and it is the reason a pair here is forty-nine euro rather than two hundred.
Nothing here carries anyone's trademark. Every listing is checked against a block list before it reaches the site, and a piece with someone else's mark printed on it is dropped even when the supplier's own title is clean.
Every product is shot the same way: the garment alone, laid flat and straight, on pure white. Never on a model. A grid of borrowed model photos is the thing that makes a shop look scraped.
XS to XXL on everything, and the chart is in centimetres with garment measurements beside the body ones.
60 days, worn and washed
Wear it properly. Put it through a real week, wash it. If it is not right, email us within 60 days and we refund it in full. We pay the return label inside the EU and the UK. No photographs and no restocking fee.