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Men's Ecru Jeans, 3320

€195,00

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Sizes : 28
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Born from an obsession with character denim, the 14 oz Japanese Straight Selvedge Jeans are more than just a pair of pants: they are a commitment. Woven on shuttle looms in Japan's most demanding factories, these 14 oz selvedge jeans develop a unique patina with wear, every crease, every fade tells a story that belongs only to the wearer. Designed for the authentic man, tailored to last a lifetime.
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Men's Ecru Jeans, 3320 €195,00
Jean Droit Japonais Écru Rincé 14 oz
Men's Ecru Jeans, 332028
€195,00

Features

Japanese selvedge denim: 14 oz shuttle-woven fabric, raw selvedge on the outseam, exceptional density and strength for jeans that will only get better

Chain stitch: Union Special flatbed machine, chain stitch gives the jeans their characteristic ripple at the hem and their inimitable suppleness when worn

Premium copper rivets: Authentic copper, cold-stamped, Champ de Manœuvres branded, at key stress points for flawless durability

Herringbone pockets: Herringbone fabric on the front pockets, a discreet visual signature inherited from 1940s American workwear

Reinforced crotch: Our signature, reinforced crotch seam, the nerve center of any work jean, for maximum durability

Lined back pockets: Full lining at the back stitching, protects against premature wear in the most stressed areas

Fly bias binding: Neat interior finish, bias binding sewn on the fly for everyday comfort and long-lasting wear

Chain stitch waistband: Chain stitch topstitching all along the waistband, guaranteed softness, fit and immediate vintage character

Strong cotton thread: 100% cotton on all seams, strength, workwear authenticity, and compatibility with the natural patina of denim

Composition

Matière
100% cotton woven in Okayama, Japan, denim, twill weave, 14 oz
Confection
Made in Portugal in our audited workshop.
Entretien
Wash as rarely as possible: denim patinates better the less it is washed.
Wash at 30 °C (86 °F) inside out, short cycle, mild detergent with no bleaching agent.
Wash separately the first few times: indigo naturally bleeds.
Do not tumble dry: air dry in the shade.
Iron at medium heat on the reverse if necessary.
Air between wears rather than washing systematically.

Delivery

À domicile
Free from €100 · €8 below that
Point relais
Free from €100 · €10 below that
Retours
Exchange or refund on request, with your order number

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Modèle

Men's Ecru Jeans, 3320

Tailles du modèle

SizeHalf waist (cm)Thigh width (cm)Leg opening (cm)
2838.031.620.7
2939.232.220.9
3040.532.821.1
3141.833.421.3
32 (ref.)43.034.021.5
3344.234.621.7
3445.535.221.9
3648.036.422.3
3850.537.622.7
4053.038.823.1

Mesures du vêtement à plat, en centimètres. Une demi-mesure se lit doublée.

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Point de départ

Mesuré sur le corps, sous les bras, sans serrer.

Coupe

Men's ecru jeans, the rawest version

The American work jean of the 1940s was not meant to be beautiful: it had to last. Manufacturers cut it loose and sewed it strong. These men's ecru jeans keep that logic, but without indigo: the cloth stays in the natural colour of cotton. It is the rawest version of our 3320 cut, and the brightest: it lights up an outfit in dark canvas or wool, where a blue jean would melt in.

  • Material: 100% cotton woven in Okayama, Japan, denim, twill weave, 14 oz
  • Origin: made in Portugal in our audited workshop
  • Detail: cold-forged copper rivets at the stress points, stamped Champ de Manœuvres
  • Detail: herringbone pockets, 1940s jacquard cloth, discreet and technical
Jean Droit Japonais Écru Rincé 14 oz
Cut and sizing

The 3320 cut is high in the rise, straight in the leg, easy without being loose: take your usual waist size. The inseam is 80 cm (31.5 in) on all sizes, from 28 to 38; in size 32, the half waist measures 43 cm. Unsanforised, the denim can shrink by 1 to 1.5 cm at the first wash.

How to wear men's ecru jeans

With an OG 107 overshirt or a navy pea coat: ecru brings out dark shades. With work ankle boots or patinated derbies. The 3320 cut also comes in blue, black and salt and pepper.

Care

Wash them as rarely as possible, and air them between wears. When needed: 30 °C (86 °F) inside out, short cycle, mild detergent with no bleaching agent, separately the first few times. Air dry in the shade, no tumble dryer; iron at medium heat, on the reverse, if necessary.

A warp thread left raw

The 14 oz selvedge denim is woven on a shuttle loom in Okayama, Japan, in a 3×1 twill. Its warp thread is not dyed: it keeps the raw colour of cotton, softened by a rinse. The clean selvedge shows on the outer seam. At first touch, the hand is firm, almost stiff; it relaxes with wear, keeping a clean hold to the silhouette.

Jean Droit Japonais Écru Rincé 14 oz

Patine et durabilité

In three years, these ecru jeans will carry your story in light.

Blue jeans melt into an outfit. Ecru, on the other hand, stands out in it. Its warp thread has never seen indigo: 14 oz of cotton woven in Okayama, in the natural colour of the fibre, softened by a simple rinse. With no dye to lose, it marks faster and more frankly than the others. Here is how.

  1. Le denim selvedge en 100% cotton woven in Okayama, toile ferme, la teinte ecru au plus dense. Rien n’a encore marqué.

  2. genoux, poches et bas de jambe cèdent d’abord : le denim commence à suivre vos gestes.

  3. Les plis de mouvement se fixent. Ce sont eux qui dessineront les contrastes.

  4. Lavage à 30 °C, sur l’envers, sans sèche-linge.

  5. Arêtes, poches et bords pâlissent : le ecru se réchauffe, plus crémeux aux plis et aux poignets, et le fil du tissage se devine.

  6. Les zones de pli se contrastent nettement. Des marques qui n’appartiennent qu’à vous.

  7. Clair aux points d’usure, dense là où la toile est protégée : le contraste est installé.

  8. Un accroc, une couture ouverte : l’atelier de Toulouse reprend, le denim continue.

  9. Personne d’autre n’aura ces marques. Une friperie vend la vie des autres ; celle-ci est la vôtre.

Choosing ecru jeans means choosing to be seen. It is the piece that lights up a dark jacket, a navy wool, a whole spring. And since it hides nothing, every mark it takes will be yours, readable from afar. Few men dare ecru; those who wear it don't go back.

A faster patina

Because it has no indigo to lose, ecru marks differently. It quickly takes the imprint of wear at the friction zones, knees, thighs, pocket bottoms, and personalises itself earlier than a blue denim. It is a living cloth that keeps the memory of every season.

Jean Droit Japonais Écru Rincé 14 oz

Nothing decorative

The assembly is chain-stitched on an off-the-arm Union Special. The copper rivets, cold-forged, carry our name. The front pockets are cut from a herringbone that takes up the signature of 1940s work clothing. The crotch is reinforced, the back pocket bottoms lined, the fly edged with a bias binding, the waistband chain-stitched. All the seams are in 100% cotton thread. The jeans are made in Portugal.

Jean Droit Japonais Écru Rincé 14 oz
FAQ

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Find here the answers to the most frequently asked questions to help you choose with confidence.

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What is the quality of Champ de Manœuvres products?

Our clothes are made from exceptional materials (Japanese selvedge denim, French wool from Tournier…) and assembled on vintage machines.

Every piece is designed to last, evolve and patinate over time. The fabrics are developed to our own specifications: we imagine our own weaves, then have them woven in the best mills in the world (Japan, France, Italy, Portugal, Morocco), often on old looms. This process can take up to a year to produce a new cloth.

It is this level of exacting standards that sets Champ de Manoeuvres apart.

Do you ship internationally?

Yes, we ship worldwide. Shipping costs are automatically calculated when you place your order. Delivery is free in France and Belgium for orders over €150, in Europe for orders over €300, and worldwide for orders over €400.

What are the delivery times?

Delivery times vary depending on the destination: 2 to 5 business days in France, 2 to 8 days in Europe, and up to 16 days for the rest of the world. You will receive a tracking link as soon as the order is shipped.

Can I return or exchange an item if the size doesn't fit?

Of course! Returns and exchanges are free in France and Belgium for all orders over €150. You have 14 days to try on your items at home and return them if necessary.

How to choose the right size?

Each product sheet contains a detailed size guide and fitting advice. Please contact our customer service for personalized advice before your purchase. Otherwise, here is a link to a general measurement chart .

How do I care for my Champ de Manœuvres clothing?

Each product comes with tailored care instructions. We favor durable, easy-care materials to ensure your clothes last a long time.

I still have questions, how can I contact you?

You can reach us through our contact page or by email. Our team will be happy to reply quickly and advise you.