A seminal piece from the Virgil Abloh era, these jeans serve as a literal and figurative exploration of "holes" in traditional fashion. Part of the iconic Meteor program, the garment… Read more
A seminal piece from the Virgil Abloh era, these jeans serve as a literal and figurative exploration of "holes" in traditional fashion. Part of the iconic Meteor program, the garment features circular cut-outs throughout the legs—a motif inspired by craters and Swiss cheese—challenging the structural integrity of classic denim. Constructed from a rigid black cotton, the straight-leg silhouette maintains a clean, architectural line despite the deconstructed elements. This piece encapsulates Off-White’s philosophy of "questioning the mundane," transforming a staple of Americana into a piece of wearable conceptual art.
