Description

It’s hard to find a style of joggers that currently cross more walks of life than that of the popular Pigment-Dyed variety.

Whether it be a famous boxer, a Fortune-500 CEO, or an actor looking to remain low-key & stylish, it’s safe to say the Pigment-Dyed are here to stay.

Our garment dyeing process gives these joggers the highly-desired ‘worn in’ look and perhaps, most importantly, ensures a unique shade for every pair.

A statement of both sophistication and style, our Monotone line branding is none more classy or more subtle than with our Black on Black series.

This Black on *Black Pigment is an unique addition to our Black on Black line featuring more contrast than that of its contemporaries.

Garment’s Genetics:
Hybrid: Monotone x The Classic Line

Monotone Line = Monotone color schemes. Premium color-on-color prints with low contrast.

The Classic Line = Our iconic AWFM block-letter logo.

Warning: You may appear cooler than you actually are with the Monotone x Premium Pigment-Dyed Joggers x Black on Black Pigment

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TYPES OF WEAR:
• activewear
• casual
• athleisure
• streetwear

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SPECS
• flat, color-match drawstrings
• relaxed fit for unrestricted movement & extra comfort
• sewn eyelets & fly detailing
• premium elastic waistband
• ribbed ankle cuffs
• easy access slash-pockets (jersey lined)
• convenient back pocket
• woven label

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FABRICS:
• 20% polyester
• 80% ring-spun cotton
• 100% cotton face
• medium-heavy weight: 9oz

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PIGMENT DYE CONSIDERATIONS:
The ‘pigment-dye’ process could more appropriately be titled ‘fabric painting,’ as the desired consortium of ‘vintage’ or ‘worn’ color is achieved primarily by adhering dye to only the surface. Coloring achieved with this type of pigment-dye application is more akin to what is commonly thought of as ‘paint-application’ or simply ‘painting’. Being that the pigment-dye application does not ‘saturate’ the fabric (as with traditional garment dyeing applications), Pigment-dyes are more likely to gradually shed color after many wash cycles. The rub, of course, is that the Pigment-Dye process achieves the immensely popular ‘worn’ or ‘vintage’ style.

As with most of our apparel, we recommend washing with similar colors. Washing garments in cold water reduces the chance of staining.