14oz Black Denim MEXICAN TUXEDO 5P OKAGILLY - PRO
The OKAGILLY jeans are a slimmer cut from Kapital compared with styles like the MONKEY CISCO, but otherwise it's the same type of situation. These are built from 14oz black denim, in a five pocket design with a cinch out back for adjustment. The real reason we're all here though, is the intricately woven, appliquéd skeleton bones down the leg.
The MEXICAN TUXEDO design draws inspiration from skeleton motifs seen during Mardi Gras celebrations. For those familiar it's also reminiscent of the painted jeans Gary "Skate" Davis was DIYing in the late 80s. You're not likely to fly under the radar when you throw these on, but then what were you expecting?
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14oz Black Denim MEXICAN TUXEDO 5P OKAGILLY - PRO
14oz Black Denim MEXICAN TUXEDO 5P OKAGILLY - PRO
The OKAGILLY jeans are a slimmer cut from Kapital compared with styles like the MONKEY CISCO, but otherwise it's the same type of situation. These are built from 14oz black denim, in a five pocket design with a cinch out back for adjustment. The real reason we're all here though, is the intricately woven, appliquéd skeleton bones down the leg.
The MEXICAN TUXEDO design draws inspiration from skeleton motifs seen during Mardi Gras celebrations. For those familiar it's also reminiscent of the painted jeans Gary "Skate" Davis was DIYing in the late 80s. You're not likely to fly under the radar when you throw these on, but then what were you expecting?
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The OKAGILLY jeans are a slimmer cut from Kapital compared with styles like the MONKEY CISCO, but otherwise it's the same type of situation. These are built from 14oz black denim, in a five pocket design with a cinch out back for adjustment. The real reason we're all here though, is the intricately woven, appliquéd skeleton bones down the leg.
The MEXICAN TUXEDO design draws inspiration from skeleton motifs seen during Mardi Gras celebrations. For those familiar it's also reminiscent of the painted jeans Gary "Skate" Davis was DIYing in the late 80s. You're not likely to fly under the radar when you throw these on, but then what were you expecting?
