Vintage 1970s Men's Sedgefield Do Nothing Bell Bottom Flared Jeans | Size 34 x 34

Sedgefield was high-end designer denim division launched by Wrangler's parent company, Blue Bell, Inc. The brand operated for a short window from 1975 to 1984. It was created to target upscale department stores and boutiques that didn't typically carry standard Wrangler workwear lines.

They are famous for their 100% cotton "Do-Nothing" denim line, which was marketed as comfortable, shrink resistant, and ready to wear.

DETAILS

- High waisted style with a 12" rise.
- Dramatic bell-bottom flare
- The front has utility patch pockets with pearl snapped flaps.
- The back pockets feature curved western style snap flaps and the signature Sedgefield branding bar.
- 100% cotton rigid denim in a light to medium wash.
- The waistband features thick extra wide belt loops.

- Condition: Perfectly distressed with whiskering, no holes, no dark stains, no wear in the crotch. I had them cleaned and ready to wear when they arrive. See pics for details, I provided many.

c. 1975-79
Brand: Sedgefield - Do Nothing Jeans
Fabric: 100% Cotton
Size: Tagged a size 36 but measure to 34 x 34 - go by measurements

MEASUREMENTS

Waist: 34"
Hips: 42"
Rise: 12"
Inseam: 34"
Outer seam: 45"
Width of Flare: 11"

No Returns - I use a soft tailor measuring tape to measure my items, which is the proper and more accurate way to measure, not a yard stick or carpenter's tape. So, when you check them, please also use a soft tape to measure. Thank you.