'Stamped Logo Big Shape Transformer' cotton denim jeans with all-over logo print, wide leg, zip and button closure, pockets, zip details, detachable bottom part with zip and leather logo tag. Composition: 100% cotton
Made in Italy
Color: Light Blue
Size and fit:
True to size fit
Model number: UA53PA550SLIGHTBLUE
About the designer
VETEMENTS is a Paris-based fashion brand founded by designer Demna Gvasalia in 2009. The contemporary collections for men and women strive to inject humor and practicality into the world of fashion.
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How to authenticate Vetements
Vetements means “clothing” in French and was founded by Georgian brothers Demna and Guram Gvasalia in 2014, quickly gaining notoriety for its unconventional, anti-fashion ethos.