KENZO Jeans

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KENZO Jeans is the denim line of KENZO, a fashion house from Paris, France. Launched in 1986 by founder Kenzo Takada, it offers casualwear for men and women, centered on denim. Its designs reflect KENZO’s aesthetic of blending East and West, as well as archival motifs such as jungle and floral patterns. The parent brand KENZO was established in Paris in 1970 and became part of LVMH in 1993.

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A historical offshoot line specializing in denim

KENZO Jeans was introduced in 1986 as a historical offshoot line centered on denim, and ha

KENZO Jeans was introduced in 1986 as a historical offshoot line centered on denim, and has since sometimes been reinterpreted through archives and capsule projects. As a product range specializing in denim and casual wear, it was one form of expansion that served as a point of contact with younger consumers and the casual segment, and is sometimes used as a reference for collection reissues.

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