Peter Golding x Playboy
Peter Golding x Playboy Vintage y2k Low Waist Jeans
Peter Golding x Playboy Vintage y2k Low Waist Jeans
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This is a rare pair of vintage jeans from Peter Golding, made in 2003 for his Playboy collaboration. To celebrate their 50th anniversary, Playboy joined forces with Harrods, Vivienne Westwood, Sean John, and Golding to create a very limited-edition collection. The playboy playmate Luci Victoria wore a pair of these for the collection's premier at Harrods. Crafted from black denim, the jeans feature a distinctive low-waist front and a slightly higher-waist back, with an eye-catching curved shape. Additionally, Playboy logos are embroidered onto both legs in gold thread, and the jeans are adorned with gold beading and a black sateen trim.
Size: Marked UK 10 / EU 38 / US 6.
Low Waist - 30” / 76cm (measure roughly 2" down from your normal waist)
Hips - 38” / 96cm
Rise - 9” / 23cm
Inside Leg - 33” / 84cm
Condition: Excellent Vintage Condition - No noticeable stains, tears or holes.
- Faux pockets
- Front zip fly fastening
Materials: Denim Cotton & Polyurethane.
Shipping & Returns
Shipping & Returns
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