
Straight Fit Selvedge Jean – East/West Rinse Wash
- Slot
- Bottom
- Formality
- 2 / 5
- Warmth
- 3 / 5
- Retail
- $395
The Straight Fit Selvedge Jean – East/West Rinse Wash is a pair of jeans from RRL, $395 at retail. Tennessee cotton rope-dyed in Japan with natural indigo; made in USA.
It reads casual without reading sloppy.
Tagged denim, Americana and craft, and down for everyday, weekends and cold outdoors — those are the occasions the builder will actually put it in front of you for.
Issue 01 covered American heritage twice and never once said the name both of those looks were answering. This is that gap, closed. RRL is what happens when workwear gets a couture budget and refuses to admit it — Ralph's most personal line, in sunfaded plaids, 15.9 oz selvedge, and engineer jackets pigment-washed until they look inherited. The Ellis canvas jacket is the anchor and the Farrell plaid is the shirt it was designed around; both arrive washed, which is what separates RRL from the houses that sell you the work of breaking things in. The shawl cardigan is what makes this an outfit rather than a uniform: a long knit between shirt and jacket, which only works because the Ellis is cut long enough to carry it. Konseal boots, because the fit is period enough already.
SkipThe Cable Knit Shawl Cardigan at $595. Magnificent, and Buck Mason's felted pieces do the third-layer job at half the money — put the difference toward the jeans.
Read the look in full →The rest of the fit
One garment per remaining slot, chosen the way the builder chooses: occasion overlap, formality that holds across the fit, warmth that agrees with itself, and the layering rules that stop a collar ending up under a hood. Head to toe with the Straight Fit Selvedge Jean – East/West Rinse Wash: $2,105 at retail.
RRLCanvas Ellis Jacket – Navy$590
RRLCable Knit Shawl Cardigan – Navy$595
RRLFarrell Plaid Workshirt – Red/Black$225
Arc'teryxKonseal Trek Boot$280
Human MadePile Socks (Black)$20If not this
The nearest bottom in the catalog by formality, warmth and register — the pieces you are actually choosing between.
Part of The Rack — 257 pieces, every link checked nightly. Prices are the retail we last saw; resale asks move by the hour.



