State Property Standard Issue 18153 Carpenter Utility Jeans Mens 38x32 NWT 1

State Property Standard Issue 18153 Carpenter Utility Jeans Mens 38x32 NWT 2

State Property Standard Issue 18153 Carpenter Utility Jeans Mens 38x32 NWT 3

State Property Standard Issue 18153 Carpenter Utility Jeans Mens 38x32 NWT

W38·New with tags·State Property

US$39.00

Brand

State Property

Size

W38

Condition

New with tags

Colour

Blue

Uploaded

a week ago

These vintage State Property Standard Issue 18153 jeans are a rare find, especially in new with tags (NWT) condition. Featuring classic early 2000s streetwear styling, they offer durable construction with multiple utility and carpenter pockets, double-stitched seams, and a relaxed fit. A true throwback to Y2K urban fashion, these jeans are perfect for collectors, nostalgic buyers, or anyone seeking rugged vintage denim. Constructed from 100% cotton and dyed with indigo, these jeans have a mid-wash fade with heavy whiskering throughout the legs. The design includes oversized side leg pockets and reinforced details common in workwear crossover fashion. A bold pickup for fans of brands like Enyce, Akademiks, or Sean John from the same era. • Gender: Mens • Size: 38x32 • Materials: 100% Cotton • Measurements: Waist – [38], Inseam – [33] • Condition: New With Tags, no flaws noted • Brand: State Property • Style Number: 18153

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