Today, we introduce a denim style featuring a riders jacket as the main item from D.HYGEN.

Layered Style Using a Riders Jacket

Today’s styling highlights a layered look with a riders jacket as the centerpiece.

The short-length jacket is paired with a long inner layer and wide denim pants.

This style, which is recently trending, showcases D.HYGEN's signature rugged aesthetic.

Please use it as a reference for your own styling.

Model 181cm/62kg. Wearing size: Jacket/Size 2, T-shirt/Size 2, Pants/Size 2.

Needle Punch Riders Jacket Using Brand-Exclusive Materials

Let us introduce the main item, the riders jacket.

This jacket uses D.HYGEN’s unique material, combining melton fabric with ultra-thin deer leather through a needle punch process.

The jacket is designed to be relatively short in length, with a slightly wider, relaxed silhouette.

Zippers on the lapels allow for adjustable variations in the collar design.

The inner layer is a high-neck long-sleeve T-shirt from DEVOA, made with SUVIN cotton, considered the highest-grade cotton.

The brand developed its original jersey material and applied a unique treatment process.

This treatment ensures excellent washing durability while maintaining the fabric’s distinct texture.

It is crafted in a high gauge of 28, tightly woven yet extremely soft, with a rich, oily touch for a smooth and pleasant feel.

Available in three colors: Black, Coffee, and Beige Gray.

Dimensional Silhouette Born from Unique Pattern Making

The pants are baggy denim cargo pants from DEVOA.

Based on the wide pants introduced in 24SS, the new design features a clean waist area with extra room below the knees.

The detailed tucks around the knees and curved silhouette create depth and natural creases.

The slight tapering from below the knees to the hem and the reverse morning cut design allow for subtle gathering at the hem without dragging.

The waist is secured with belt loops, a slide snap, and a regular snap button.

The fabric is made from 13.5-ounce Zimbabwe cotton denim, produced in Okayama, Japan, a renowned denim production area.

It has a tough texture while retaining softness, making it a comfortable and durable choice.