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Denim Tears Debuts DENIM BY DENIM TEARS

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Tremaine Emory launches a focused denim line that centers the brand’s storytelling through fabric and craft.

The New Label

Denim Tears has introduced DENIM BY DENIM TEARS as a standalone denim label, signaling a move toward creative independence. After years of collaborating with other brands, the label now owns its denim category outright, using garment design to carry forward the brand’s cultural narratives and material sensibility.

The Collection

The inaugural drop revisits the Cotton Wreath motif across two core silhouettes: the D TEARS Signature Straight Leg Jean and the D TEARS Loose Fit Jean. Offerings come in multiple washes including vintage indigo, bleached indigo and black. Design details include custom rivets, new hardware stamped with the Cotton Wreath emblem and distinctive stitching that references historical denim construction.

Availability and Pricing

DENIM BY DENIM TEARS launches exclusively on the Denim Tears webstore. The initial collection is priced between 250 and 450 USD and establishes a foundation for future drops that will expand the label’s exploration of craft, culture and denim as a form of storytelling.

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