Pro Original Darks

Pro Denim jeans comes with a range of incremental fit options enabling you to build your Fit Profile based on height, build, and style preference. Once you establish your Fit Profile, maintain it consistently, or make incremental changes to it as your needs or preferences change.

We keep your Fit Profile and order history on file to help you manage your reorders.

• Choose your normal waist size
• Choose Fit based on your seat and thigh size
• Mid-rise is Standard

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Like every Todd Shelton product, Pro Denim is designed to be best in its class. Pro Original, at 13 oz and all-cotton, is the classic weight and build for men's jean.

Pro Denim is Midnight Navy, a darker shade of blue compared to indigo dyed jeans. Low contrast stitching and low-contrast hardware create a neutral aesthetic, allowing Pro Original to be worn with a range of shirts and for different occasions.

Over its 10 year history, Pro Original has proven to be highly durable, holding up to years of wear and getting better with age. No other denim we have offered or tested has outperformed Pro Original.

Pro Original is our top-selling product and the primary jean we offer customers. It has been in our collection since 2009.

• All-cotton
• 13 oz sanforized selvedge denim
• Two piece curved waistband, lockstitched
• Red selvedge ID
• Lockstitch hemming
• Continuous beltloops to eliminate frayed ends
• Zip-fly is Standard (Button-fly available upon request) 
• Pre-washed to stabilize sizing
• Machine wash cold, inside out, hang dry
• Denim from Japan
• Jeans made in USA

Here are the ways we strive to be responsible for how our business impacts people and the environment.

• Jeans are made-to-order (on-demand); the most environmentally friendly manufacturing method.
• Seamstresses are directly employed in our New Jersey factory and paid living wages.
• Denim comes from Japan; which has a history of enforcing fair labor and environmental regulations.
• All-cotton, biodegradable fabrics do not contribute to microplastics polluting waterways. There's growing evidence of non-biodegradable fibers (from garments made to stretch) showing up in the bellies of fish.
• No plastic bags are used in jean shipments.