Customer Reviews The Unbranded Brand Tight in Indigo Selvedge

The way that these jeans are dyed, roped dyed, they will bleed indigo dye on everything for months. I wiped them down with paper towels when I first got them, wore them 20 times after that and they are still bleeding. According to Unbranded, this is normal. I can still rub them with paper towels and blue dye rubs off. You will also need to wash your hands every few hours as they will turn blue. They are very well made and comfortable but having blue dye rub off on everything is a deal breaker.

Unbranded pricing for high quality selvedge denim cannot be beat. Unbranded competes with the top names in selvedge denim. Like any selvedge denim, they get more comfortable with wear. The fit seems to be true to size in regards to selvedge denim.

This is my first pair of raw selvedge denim. I like them a lot. The fit is tight, but not too tight. They started out very uncomfortable, but I knew it wouldn't last. Definitely size up for the waist. It took about 10 wears for the waist to become comfortable. The legs loosened up too much in the calves I feel like though. Wish they were more snug. Since I'm not washing them until I get nice fades, I'm disappointed in how loose they are from the knee to a few inches above the ankle. Basically they make the opening way tighter than the rest of the lower leg, which is stupid. Makes them hard to get off when they would slide easily otherwise. The fabric is a really nice weight. Not too heavy, not too light. I'm wearing them regularly in 20 degree F weather and am not cold with nothing underneath. The fabric is really stiff and feels like it's tearing your skin behind the knees at first, but softens up quickly. The waist loosened up to a comfortable size after 10 wears. It was so uncomfortable in the beginning I bought button extenders that by the time they arrived I no longer needed though. The jeans are great quality for the price. Definitely better out there, but these certainly are good. And they actually get very comfortable. I look forward to putting them on, but it'll take a while before I can honestly say they're as comfortable as my Abercrombie's if we're being honest. But they look great.

So far these are great selvedge jeans. It's gonna take awhile to fade these in I think. I wear a size 30 in Levi's so I ordered these in the same. It's a little tight but they will stretch out a bit over time. A great price for selvedge jeans.

Great pair of pants. I was worried that they'd be too skinny but the thighs are relatively generous for this kind of cut. Pretty stiff out of the box but after a few days of wear, they're much softer. Only complaint is the way the waist is constructed - fits perfectly towards the thigh but the upper part shoots straight up instead of contouring to your hip. Overall a great piece of affordable selvedge. Same material and parent company as the more adventurous Naked and Famous but made in Macau instead of Canada.

These are the jeans I've wanted since high school: skinny, button fly, unwashed heavyweight denim. I'd prefer one row of stitching along the inseam, like the old 501s, rather than two. It was a tad disappointing to learn after the fact that they were made in Macau, presumably in a sweatshop, but that's my fault for not doing my research. Considering how much one would pay for name-brand jeans of this quality, the $82 price was quite reasonable. Of course, I had to buy men's again, because women's are invariably shoddy.