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Elijah Straight Tropical Denim in Rinse

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Elijah Straight Tropical Denim in Rinse

The Elijah Straight is cut with a relaxed straight silhouette, offering ease through the hip and leg with a refined, effortless feel. Crafted in Tropical Denim, it delivers lightweight structure and breathability inspired by warm-weather tailoring. Finished in the Rinse wash, a deep clean indigo that maintains a polished appearance with effortless everyday versatility.

This fit is true to size.

Looks Like: Dark clean indigo rinsed denim
Feels Like: Breathable and lightweight denim giving a smooth yet polished look

This product is made with regenerative cotton from Citizens of Humanity Group’s Regenerative Cotton Program. Our program collaborates closely with farmers both domestically and internationally, nurturing growth, fostering education, and encouraging the widespread adoption of regenerative agricultural practices.

From our HUMANITY Collection

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From $76.30

Original: $218.00

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Elijah Straight Tropical Denim in Rinse—

$218.00

$76.30

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The Elijah Straight is cut with a relaxed straight silhouette, offering ease through the hip and leg with a refined, effortless feel. Crafted in Tropical Denim, it delivers lightweight structure and breathability inspired by warm-weather tailoring. Finished in the Rinse wash, a deep clean indigo that maintains a polished appearance with effortless everyday versatility.

This fit is true to size.

Looks Like: Dark clean indigo rinsed denim
Feels Like: Breathable and lightweight denim giving a smooth yet polished look

This product is made with regenerative cotton from Citizens of Humanity Group’s Regenerative Cotton Program. Our program collaborates closely with farmers both domestically and internationally, nurturing growth, fostering education, and encouraging the widespread adoption of regenerative agricultural practices.

From our HUMANITY Collection