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A mid-weight selvedge jean cut with a clean slim-tapered profile and reinforced internals — built to age with character and stand up to daily wear.
100% cotton 14.75 oz proprietary selvedge sanforized denim from Kaihara.
Heavyweight front pockets.
Button fly.
Reinforced back pockets.
Tanner Goods leather patch.
Chain stitched hem.
Made in USA (San Francisco).
Low-rise slim tapered.
Contact us for post-try on hemming information.
Sometimes I say things like, "gotta be from France" if I see a clip of a guy from 1979 shredding on a mono ski, looking fabulous in the Cariboos while making powder turns look easy.
The same could be said about Dutch dudes and denim. When we first got things clicking at Tellason, we had a few stacks of jeans at Tenue de NÎmes in Amsterdam. They knew their stuff and took us in as a new brand from California who really gave a damn. Tony saw them a year later in NYC and was stoked to have one of the lads wearing our jeans, beat down and... tapered?
Back then, we had our John Graham Mellor as our only pride and joy. Apparently, many of these Dutch guys were buying our slim straight leg JGM's and whipping on over to their tailor to get them pegged (tapered). That was plenty for us to gnaw on to add an additional fit, this time with a tapered leg. Our pattern lady went to work and ding dong, the Ladbroke Grove was born. This slim-fit beauty still holds water and is always a top seller for us, year after year.
We are gassed up with our 14.75 oz. selvedge and ready to offer this to you.
Thanks to all of you for making Tellason tick!
Tony Patella
Pete Searson
Tellason
Again-excellent craftsmanship & quality! This is my second pair from Tellason and will certainly order again! Great customer service & communication. Say goodbye to your Levi’s!
Again-excellent craftsmanship & quality! This is my second pair from Tellason and will certainly order again! Great customer service & communication. Say goodbye to your Levi’s!
Tellason jeans are top-notch and a pleasure to wear. Made from premium materials with an attention to quality construction. Ladbroke Grove are slim fitting with room to move. Breaking in a new pair is an investment that delivers comfort and your own personalized, real-life fades vs. the mass-produced, pre-distressed jeans. The 14.75 oz. denim is a great alternative for warmer weather. Anyone who wants a pair of jeans that will last a long time, and are super comfortable, should get a pair of these.
Excellent jeans - the best I've had since Levi-Strauss used to make 501s in the US and they were actually worth wearing. Well cut, great material and love the heavy pocket bags. I am going to wear the crap out of these, and have already ordered another pair of Tellason Jeans.
These jeans are solid. I have a few pairs of selvedge jeans and these are the best. You feel the quality the second you put them on. Highly recommend grabbing a pair.
This is my second pair of Tellasons in the past seven years, and the fit, as always is amazing - quality, style, durability - what more could one ask.
Fantastic quality
Love these jeans, fit great and wear very well.
Before talking with anyone at Tellason, I get a pair of Ankaras. They were way too big (not just the cut, but also the waist)! In the returns process, I connected with someone at the team, and they suggested these. I love them! The cut is slim, but not so slim as to be uncomfortable (which can be an issue with raw selvedge). Inseam is also perfect for me (and if it too long for you, just roll them up a bit). The only tiny bit of feedback I have would be to go without the rivets on the change pocket. The front pocket opens are snug, and the change pocket rivets can be a slight issue getting your phone in and out of your pocket, etc. A few more things I love: - Color and weight of the denim - Depth of the pockets - Button fly I guess the one last thing I'd say is that I hope that tellason.sbses out with some limited-edition styles. I don't like to have duplicates in my wardrobe, so I'd love to see some jeans with a similar fit but with some stylistic differences/eccentricities worked into Tellason's cycle.
