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Required measurements
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How to measure required fields
Waist
- Button the jeans.
- Lay them flat with the top front edge of the waistband aligned evenly with the top back edge.
- Make sure the waistband is straight and parallel, then pull it snug.
- Measure straight across the waistband from one edge to the other.
- Double that number before entering it here.
If the waistband is drooping, not parallel, or not pulled snug, the measurement will be inaccurate.
Upper Thigh
- Lay the jeans flat.
- Place the measuring tape at the far edge of the crotch seam.
- Measure straight across to the outside edge of the leg.
Measure straight across from the crotch seam. Do not follow the curve of the fabric.
Shoulder
- Button up the garment.
- Lay the garment flat, front facing down, with the arms in a V shape.
- Measure from one shoulder seam to the other.
Pit to Pit
- Button up the garment.
- Lay the garment flat, face up, with the arms in a T shape.
- Measure from the edge of one armpit seam straight across to the other.
Sleeve Length
- Lay the garment flat.
- Measure from the shoulder seam to the end of the cuff.
Optional measurements
Add these for a more precise comparison.
Compare shape and fit across rise, leg width, and length.
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Front rise
- Button the jeans and lay them flat.
- Smooth out the front rise.
- Measure from the crotch seam to the top of the waistband.
Back rise
- Button the jeans and lay them flat.
- Smooth out the back rise.
- Measure from the crotch seam to the top of the waistband.
Knee
- Lay the jeans flat.
- Measure 12 inches down the inseam from the crotch.
- Measure straight across the leg at that point.
Leg opening
- Lay the jeans flat.
- Measure straight across the hem from edge to edge.
Inseam
- Lay the jeans flat and smooth the inseam.
- Measure from the crotch seam down the inseam to the hem.
How to measure - Help
Body Length
- Lay the garment flat, front facing down, with the arms in a V shape.
- Measure from where the collar band attaches to the yoke straight down the middle.
- Measure to the longest point of the hem.
The Dia De Los Muertos Selvedge is a 12.5oz Japanese selvedge denim inspired by Mexico’s vibrant Day of the Dead tradition. Woven in Okayama, Japan on vintage shuttle looms, it uses rope-dyed short slub yarns to create a textured surface that will develop dramatic, high-contrast vertical fades over time. Made from 100% Mexican upland cotton, this denim pays tribute to its roots with a multicolor selvedge edge inspired by traditional Mexican sarape blankets.
Le Weird Guy est une coupe fuselée classique, à taille mi-haute. Ajustée aux hanches et aux cuisses, elle se resserre progressivement du genou à l’ourlet.
Découvrir le guide des coupesTaille et coupe
- Mid-Rise
- Max mesure 6 pi 2 po et porte la taille 32.
Consultez les mesures de chaque taille dans le tableau des mesures.
Autres coupes
Weird Guy
Tissu et détails
The Dia De Los Muertos Selvedge is a 12.5oz Japanese selvedge denim inspired by Mexico’s vibrant Day of the Dead tradition. Woven in Okayama, Japan on vintage shuttle looms, it uses rope-dyed short slub yarns to create a textured surface that will develop dramatic, high-contrast vertical fades over time. Made from 100% Mexican upland cotton, this denim pays tribute to its roots with a multicolor selvedge edge inspired by traditional Mexican sarape blankets.
Additional details include contrast stitching, silver metallic hardware, and a vegetable-tanned leather patch and pocket flasher featuring original artwork by Mexico City tattoo artist José Ruiz (aka Koopa). His illustration depicts the bat. In Día de los Muertos, the bat represents Camazotz, the Mayan bat god or “death bat,” and is associated with the afterlife, darkness, and rebirth. This aligns with ancient Mesoamerican beliefs that viewed bats as powerful underworld guardians and symbols of transformation.
Weird Guy is a classic tapered fit. Mid rise and fitted through the hips and thighs, it narrows gradually from knee to hem.
- 12.5oz Japanese Selvedge Denim
- 100% Cotton
- Multicolor Selvedge Edge
- Button Fly
- Made in Canada
Livraison et retours
Livraison
We offer worldwide shipping primarily through FedEx. Orders to PO Box addresses are shipped via Canada Post. Domestic Canadian shipments may also be shipped via Canpar or Canada Post. Note: we cannot ship to Russia at this time.
- Canada: $10
- United States: $10 ($25 for APO, FPO, or DPO addresses)
- Rest of the world: $25
Returns
- We do not offer refunds; items may be returned for store credit (in the form of a gift card) within 30 days of order fulfillment. Items must be in new condition with original tags—unworn, unaltered, unwashed, and damage-free. Sale items are final sale and not eligible for store credit.
If the purchase was made in Canadian Dollars, store credit is issued in USD at the exchange rate at the time the credit is issued. At checkout, this credit is converted back to CAD.
Merchandise returned without prior approval will not be accepted. See our full Return Policy here.
Canadian-made goods ship duty and tariff free to the USA.
Ourlets et personnalisation
Free Chain Stitch Hemming
Free with denim purchased in-store or online from Naked & Famous Denim. Hemming is done using our vintage Union Special 43200G chain stitch hemming machine.
Customize Your Leather Patch
Personalize your jeans with a custom leather patch. Add your preferred patch to your order and include any sewing preferences in your order notes.
Browse leather patch options here: Custom Leather Patch Options.
Final Sale
Garments that have been hemmed or customized with a leather patch are final sale and cannot be returned or exchanged. Please confirm your sizing and desired inseam length before placing your order. Hemming and customization services add 7–14 business days to your order processing time.
* Due to limited summer staffing while our hemming specialist takes a well-deserved vacation, hemming may currently take up to 24 business days in total.
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Taille
The Dia De Los Muertos Selvedge is a 12.5oz Japanese selvedge denim inspired by Mexico’s vibrant Day of the Dead tradition. Woven in Okayama, Japan on vintage shuttle looms, it uses rope-dyed short slub yarns to create a textured surface that will develop dramatic, high-contrast vertical fades over time. Made from 100% Mexican upland cotton, this denim pays tribute to its roots with a multicolor selvedge edge inspired by traditional Mexican sarape blankets.
Additional details include contrast stitching, silver metallic hardware, and a vegetable-tanned leather patch and pocket flasher featuring original artwork by Mexico City tattoo artist José Ruiz (aka Koopa). His illustration depicts the bat. In Día de los Muertos, the bat represents Camazotz, the Mayan bat god or “death bat,” and is associated with the afterlife, darkness, and rebirth. This aligns with ancient Mesoamerican beliefs that viewed bats as powerful underworld guardians and symbols of transformation.
Weird Guy is a classic tapered fit. Mid rise and fitted through the hips and thighs, it narrows gradually from knee to hem.
- 12.5oz Japanese Selvedge Denim
- 100% Cotton
- Multicolor Selvedge Edge
- Button Fly
- Made in Canada
Détails
- 12.5oz Japanese Selvedge Denim
- 100% Cotton
- Multicolor Selvedge Edge
- Button Fly
- Made in Canada
Additional details include contrast stitching, silver metallic hardware, and a vegetable-tanned leather patch and pocket flasher featuring original artwork by Mexico City tattoo artist José Ruiz (aka Koopa). His illustration depicts the bat. In Día de los Muertos, the bat represents Camazotz, the Mayan bat god or “death bat,” and is associated with the afterlife, darkness, and rebirth. This aligns with ancient Mesoamerican beliefs that viewed bats as powerful underworld guardians and symbols of transformation.
Additional details include contrast stitching, silver metallic hardware, and a vegetable-tanned leather patch and pocket flasher featuring original artwork by Mexico City tattoo artist José Ruiz (aka Koopa). His illustration depicts the bat. In Día de los Muertos, the bat represents Camazotz, the Mayan bat god or “death bat,” and is associated with the afterlife, darkness, and rebirth. This aligns with ancient Mesoamerican beliefs that viewed bats as powerful underworld guardians and symbols of transformation.
