Denim set, patchwork jacket and wide-leg pants

A two-piece set in cotton denim: short jacket with patchwork panels and very wide, high-waisted pants.

A coordinated set in cotton denim, made for those who like roomy volumes and a reworked workwear wardrobe. The jacket, short and oversized, is worn without a collar, V neckline, closed with a single button. The dropped shoulders and the balloon sleeves gathered into ribbing give it that characteristic rounded volume. The pants take the same cloth: high waist, a very wide and fluid leg that falls to cover the shoe.

The detail that makes the piece

Contrasting patchwork panels at the shoulders, in khaki green and gray-brown, break the blue of the denim. The assembly line is left as a raw frayed edge, deliberately unfinished. The same graphic logic comes back on the pants, with decorative zips running the full length of the legs. Contrasting topstitching, an uneven wash, a visible central seam at the back: nothing is smooth, and that is the point.

How to wear it

• As a full denim look, with a simple tank or a white t-shirt underneath.
• Jacket alone over straight black pants or a long skirt, to temper the volume.
• Pants alone with a close-fitting top tucked in at the waist, to rebalance the silhouette.
• On your feet: low sneakers, square-toed boots or chunky-soled loafers, as the leg is long and covering.

Two colors

The washed blue, more vintage, shows off the topstitching and the panels. The black, more muted, makes the set distinctly more urban. Both come in one size, with the same patchwork work.

Worth knowing

The denim is a non-stretch cotton: it loosens slightly with wear, then recovers after washing. The frayed edges are an aesthetic choice; they may continue to fray a little in the first wash, which is normal and settles.

Key points

• Coordinated set: jacket and pants in the same cotton denim
• Khaki and gray-brown patchwork panels at the shoulders, raw frayed edges
• Decorative zips down the full length of the legs
• Oversized jacket with balloon sleeves, ribbed cuffs
• High-waisted pants with a very wide, fluid leg
• Two colors: washed blue or black

Fabric and care

Composition: 100% cotton denim, non-stretch. Contrasting panels in a canvas and jersey look at the shoulders. Water-wash finish, which softens the hand and creates an uneven wash particular to each piece.

Care: Machine wash at 30 °C, inside out, on a delicate cycle. Wash the first cycle separately: raw denim can bleed. No bleach. Air dry, flat or on a hanger, no tumble dryer. Iron at medium temperature on the reverse, avoiding the zips and the frayed edges. Dry cleaning is possible.

Size

One size, oversized cut. The jacket generally corresponds to a size S to XL depending on the volume you want, with dropped shoulders and balloon sleeves. The supplier has not provided a measurement chart. The pants are high-waisted with a very wide leg: they cover the same range, the length being designed to cover the shoe on a height of about 1.65 m to 1.75 m. Below that, plan a hem. Both pieces are deliberately worn roomy; if you are looking for a fitted silhouette, this model will not suit.

Good to know

• One size — can that really fit everyone? No, and we would rather say so. The model is cut wide: it works well across a size S to XL, on a height of about 1.65 m to 1.75 m for the leg length. Below 1.65 m, the pants will need a hem.
• Will the denim bleed? The denim is treated with a water wash, which limits bleeding. Still, wash it separately the first time, at 30 °C and inside out. Avoid wearing the blue color against a light bag or sofa for the first few wears.
• Will the frayed edges be damaged? They are deliberate raw edges, on the panel line. They fray slightly in the first wash then settle, the assembly seam holding everything. A delicate cycle is enough to preserve them.