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| May 21, 2016 | Posted by user under Buckley Denim, MENS STYLE TOPICS |
Buckley Denim
After 20 years in the vintage denim business Jim Buckley founded Buckley Denim to create the perfect pair of jeans. If you recognize the beauty in the material and craftsmanship of vintage jeans want a modern jean with the same attention to detail that made jeans a staple in the American wardrobe 100 years ago, then now is your chance to get your first pair for 50% off.
How can you pass this up, straight from the workshop to your closet.
HOW DO THEY FIT?
Buckley Denim jeans come in 2 fits; slim which is designated by the “S” after the style number and the classic fit. Both the heavy weight and light weight jeans come in a slim fit and a classic straight leg. The differences lie in a slightly narrower leg and shorter rise for the slim fit. It is not to be confused with a skinny jean. It is for men who prefer a more fitted look or have a slender build. The classic fit gives a lot more leg room and provides a much looser fit.
2311s Slim Straight Light Weight
The first jean and the most popular. Classic straight leg, slim fit, 5 pocket , button fly jean made of 100% cotton American woven selvedge denim. This jean has a 10 3/4” mid rise, 35” inseam, 16” leg opening and hidden rivets at stress points on the back pockets. The denim is a slightly lighter weight at 11 ounces, dyed in a dark indigo color that works for any occasion.
2311 Classic Straight Light Weight
Classic loose fit, straight leg, 5 pocket, button fly jean made of 100% cotton American woven selvedge denim. This jean has an 11 1/2” rise and 17” leg opening with a 35” inseam. Hidden copper rivets reinforce stress points on the back pockets. Hand made in the USA using a slightly lighter weight 11 OZ denim that is dyed a dark indigo and is perfect for any occasion.
2314s Slim Straight Heavy Weight
Classic straight leg, slim fit, 5 pocket, button fly jean made of 100% cotton American woven selvedge denim. This jean has a 10 3/4” mid rise, 35” inseam, and a 16” leg opening. Hidden copper rivets reinforce stress points on back pockets. Hand made in the USA using a heavy weight 13.5 ounces indigo denim. These jeans take a little longer to break in but the result is beautiful.
2314 Classic Straight Heavy Weight
Classic loose fit, straight leg, 5 pocket, button fly jean made of 100% cotton American woven selvedge denim. This jean has an 11 1/2” rise and 17” leg opening with a 35” inseam. Hidden copper rivets reinforce stress points on the back pockets. Hand made in the USA using a heavier weight 13.5 ounces indigo denim. When broken in properly this is a beautiful pair of jeans.
OKAY, YOU’RE NO EXPERT: My pick: The 2311 Classic Straight Light Weight, [$117.50] buy your true size and break these puppies in. Do not wash until you’ve worn them at least 10 times. The denim is going to be stiff, and don’t wear your white undies unless you don’t mind them turning blue on your first day. As you wear the jeans they will start to relax and the denim will give where you need it to give. Trust the process and support the heritage.
Love,
The Butt Therapist
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Have Buckley Denim gone out of business? I ordered some pants but didn’t receive them. So far I’m out a few hundred dollars. Trying to get it back.
oh my goodness, I will try and contact him right now. They have gone out of business due to production issues.
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Casey
Do you have any contact information for Buckley Denim? On the back of this review, I bought 3 pair of jeans and never received them.
Is Buckley still making jeans?
Unfortunately, as of this year he has closed up shop.