Constructed from blue washed denim, the pants carry multi-head machine-embroidered artwork across the legs — patterns that reference weaving geometry and traditional Punjabi textile motifs. Cargo pockets are integrated into the silhouette, functional and structured. A screen-printed logo patch marks the piece, and fashion stitching along the hems adds a finishing detail that rewards looking closely.

Washed denim has a working quality — it looks like it has already been somewhere, already done something. The embroidery applied on top of it creates a productive tension: decoration on work fabric, craft on utility. The cargo pockets push the silhouette toward movement without losing the elegance of the embroidered detail.

The weaver works with patterns that have been passed down intact across centuries. This pair of pants honours that continuity — carrying the motif forward in a new material context, worn by someone moving through a very different world than the loom room.