MX1 is the signature model. Official copy gives a skinny-fit jean in Italian stretch denim, classic five-pocket styling, hand-distressed and repaired with pleated leather. The contrast is listed as ovine leather, and the panels are set into the abraded zones at knee and thigh instead of being laid on top as decoration. Composition is 92 percent cotton, 6 percent elastomultiester and 2 percent elastane, it belongs to the Core Collection, and it is made in the USA. An observed market price of $1,090 puts it at the upper end of the standard denim band. If you try one pair only, this is the reference the rest of the category gets measured against.<\/p>\n

Stack<\/h3>\n

Stack begins the core denim range at an observed $750. The official description is a Stack jean in Italian stretch denim, five-pocket and cut skinny, carrying an intentional overdye treatment. Length rather than distressing is the defining feature, since the inseam is built long, so the leg concertinas at the ankle over a boot or over amiri sneakers. Pooling of that kind is the design rather than a fault in the tailoring, so it should never prompt a size change. The composition matches the MX1, and this jean too is made in the USA. For a first pair it is the quietest thing in the range.<\/p>\n

Thrasher<\/h3>\n

Hand-distressing finds its most complete expression in Thrasher. A skinny, mid-rise cut in hand-worked Italian stretch denim, it comes with retailer copy describing the abrasion as mimicking what Mike Amiri applied to jeans in the nineties. The absence of a structured leather panel is what separates it from the MX1, because abrasion and rebuilt fabric do the repair rather than an inserted material. Of every cut here it also is stocked most widely, showing up at department stores and specialists together. Crystal Thrasher, Eagle Thrasher, Leather Thrasher and Hollywood Thrasher are among the variants seen in market. Pick it when the wear is what you want and the hardware is not.<\/p>\n

Shotgun<\/h3>\n

Shotgun is the most aggressive of the current shapes. The house frames its frayed holes as a continuation of an exploration of material distortion through a specialised battle-worn treatment. In practice the result is shot-through openings with sanded edges set into faded Italian denim, and the damage looks like impact, not fade. Straight-leg and skinny versions are both made, and some come with the extended inseam that lets the leg stack. There is a Crystal Shotgun, which sets embellishment directly against destruction on a single garment. Reach for this pair when the treatment rather than the silhouette is the point.<\/p>\n

MX2 and MX3<\/h3>\n

MX2 is beyond doubt a real name, though neither its status nor its definition is straightforward. Collection pages for MX2 have existed on the brand’s site, and they returned no live products when checked in 2026, while the model is still abundant at off-price retail and on resale. That makes it archive-leaning rather than a current headline cut. Sources do not agree on what defines it either, with bandana or contrast denim inserts named in place of leather by some, and ribbed leather patches, zippered knee vents and outseam zips favoured by retailer copy. Honestly put, MX2 is the zip-detailed sibling of the MX1, and circulating descriptions disagree. MX3 appears on the brand’s site only as a women’s Baggy MX3 at an observed $990, a no-waistband motocross-inspired hybrid, so the repeated idea of a numbered men’s ladder is unsupported.<\/p>\n

Carpenter, Baggy and MA Fit<\/h3>\n

This group is for anyone who dislikes a narrow leg, because not everything here is skinny. Carpenter, Faded Carpenter and Carpenter Repaired Baggy add workwear detailing along with a much more generous line. Washed Baggy and Baggy Cargo push further into volume, while the MA Fit jean falls between the poles as a modern regular cut. In the same territory there are other real names: Repaired Boot Cut, Monogram Straight Leg, Track Jean and the Patchwork and Art Patch constructions. As a group they sit across the same broad band as the skinny cuts, with the most heavily reconstructed pairs above it. Quietly, these roomier shapes are now the more forgiving half of the category.<\/p>\n

The treatments that travel across the fits<\/h2>\n