G Star Type 89 Loose Jeans
ColourDark blue
Size
Any Size
23-30
24-28
24-30
25-28
25-30
26-28
26-30
26-32
27-28
27-30
27-32
27-34
28-28
28-30
28-32
28-34
29-30
29-32
29-34
30-30
30-32
31-30
31-32
31-34
32-30
32-32
32-34
1 Stores
First seen in Aug 2022
Price Tracked On This Product
Highest price was seen £120.00 on 17 Nov 2022
Lowest price was seen £84.00 on 17 Nov 2022
Average price is £84.00 base on 2 price changes
Most recent price is £84.00
Description
The Type 89 is designed in a loose fit and offers a variety of styling options. This mid waist jeans shows a bit of room around the hip and thigh and proceeds in a straight leg. Mid waist,Roomy at the thigh, straight towards the ankle,Inset pockets- rivets reinforced, inner coin pocket, back pockets,Zip fly,G-Star Yakron label at the backside waist,Size down for a slimmer, higher on the waist look. Size up for a very relaxed look. In February 2018, G-Star was the 1st brand in the world to bring the Cradle to Cradle Certified Gold Denim fabric into the market under the name Kir denim Organic. This season G-Star introduces Kir broken twill organic. A 3x1 broken twill construction made out of 100% organic cotton that offers a soft cotton feel. It's dyed in an 8-dip indigo shade with a slight green cast, derived from the cleanest indigo dyeing process which we formulated with our partners DyStar® and Artistic Milliners back in 2017. Developed with RFTPi-Raw for the Planet Indigo-world’s cleanest indigo dyeing process, formulated in partnership with DyStar®, G-Star and Artistic Milliners.,Raw for the Planet Indigo uses 15% less indigo, 70% less chemicals, no salts, and produces no salt by-product during reduction and dyeing process.,100% Organic Cotton,Organic cotton fibers are free of toxic pesticides and chemical fertilizers. By choosing organic cotton, we can save up to 60% water.,Medium weight 11.5 oz denim, 3x1 broken twill construction,Cradle to Cradle Certification™ is the only certification in the world designed for circular product economy and it is the most rigorous because it requires unparalleled levels of transparency across the supply chain.
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