Nigel Cabourn British Army Pant Loose Denim Indigo

The fabric is the same 12.5oz denim used in the classic Railman denim, which has been one-washed. The appeal of this product lies in the careful construction of the fabric.

Compared to regular denim fabric, the surface of the fabric is clearly different.
The unique nep-like texture, particularly visible vertically, is achieved by randomly using warp threads of different thicknesses—counts 6, 7, and 8.

Regular denim is woven with threads of the same thickness to increase production efficiency. Since warp threads last longer than weft threads, it is easier to use uniform counts for stability.

However, the original idea for this product was to use different thread counts that were obtained during wartime shortages, resulting in denim with a unique texture and appearance that could be considered a coincidence. The fabric has a fullness and depth that sets it apart from modern denim woven with uniform threads.

This is a special fabric made to Nigel Cabourn specifications, crafted by skilled artisans in a trusted factory.