Christmas 2026 · Made in Cardigan, Wales

Give something worth keeping.

Our Christmas edit: jeans cut by hand in our Aberteifi workshop, and a few small things worth giving. Choose a fit, then let it be worn for years.

Shop the Christmas edit

Every pair can come back to us for repairs.

Folded indigo selvedge jeans and a small paper parcel on a workshop bench
Folded, labelled and ready to leave the workshop.

Gift guide

Not sure what to give?

Pick the person, or the price. We'll narrow the edit down for you.

Christmas gift flat lay with folded jeans, a leather belt and an evergreen sprig on cream paper
Hands guiding indigo denim through a sewing machine in the workshop
The workshop floor, Cardigan

The making

A small team, one pair at a time.

Our workshop sits on the high street in Cardigan. The people who sew here have made jeans for most of their working lives — some of them for the factories that closed in town before we opened. Every pair passes through their hands, from the first seam to the last button.

Made in
Aberteifi, Wales
Sewn by
One pair at a time
Kept alive by
Repairs, not replacements
Rolls of raw indigo selvedge denim stacked on workshop shelves
Selvedge, waiting to be cut

Do one thing well

We only make jeans.

Cardigan used to make 35,000 pairs of jeans a week. Then the factories closed in 2002 and the skills almost went with them. We came back to make one thing properly, with the people who know how. Not everything. Just jeans.

Cut, sewn and finished in Cardigan, Wales.

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From the people who wear them

  • Three years in, one wash and one repair. They've stopped looking new, which is the point.
    Tom · Bristol
  • Bought a pair for my dad, then a pair for myself. That's how it seems to go.
    Priya · Leeds
  • The only jeans I've owned that got better after they were mended.
    Sam · Glasgow