Ksubi Van Winkle Asher Kings
Color: CharcoalĀ
Description
The Van Winkle Asher Kings is a mid-rise five-pocket full-length skinny jean. Made from stretch black denim with a stone wash, it is constructed with unique angled belt loops and front fly seam detail with aging treatments. Features a seasonal artwork placed on the leg, embellished with diamante hot-fixes and a printed Ksubi logo below. Finished with hot-fixed diamante t-box and 4x4, ghost patching detailing and Ksubi branded hardware.
- Skinny leg denim jean.
- Full length.
- Mid rise.
- Button fly closure.
- Five pockets.
- Fixed waistband.
- Ksubi T-box branding.
- Back 4x4 cross embroidery.
- Signature woven pocket tag.
- Branded hardware.
- Some stretch.
- 100% cotton..
- Care: Cool machine wash with like colours, wash inside out, do not bleach, remove promptly after wash, do not tumble dry, cool iron on reverse, do not iron directly onto prints or metal hardware, colour may transfer onto other garments and upholstery.
- MSP26DJ045
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Original: $282.00
-70%$282.00
$84.60
Description
Color: CharcoalĀ
Description
The Van Winkle Asher Kings is a mid-rise five-pocket full-length skinny jean. Made from stretch black denim with a stone wash, it is constructed with unique angled belt loops and front fly seam detail with aging treatments. Features a seasonal artwork placed on the leg, embellished with diamante hot-fixes and a printed Ksubi logo below. Finished with hot-fixed diamante t-box and 4x4, ghost patching detailing and Ksubi branded hardware.
- Skinny leg denim jean.
- Full length.
- Mid rise.
- Button fly closure.
- Five pockets.
- Fixed waistband.
- Ksubi T-box branding.
- Back 4x4 cross embroidery.
- Signature woven pocket tag.
- Branded hardware.
- Some stretch.
- 100% cotton..
- Care: Cool machine wash with like colours, wash inside out, do not bleach, remove promptly after wash, do not tumble dry, cool iron on reverse, do not iron directly onto prints or metal hardware, colour may transfer onto other garments and upholstery.
- MSP26DJ045
Ā
Ā
.
