Naked and Famous Denim True Guy - Dia De Los Muertos Selvedge Bat - Indigo

The Dia De Los Muertos Selvedge is a 12.5 oz Japanese selvedge denim inspired by the vibrant Mexican tradition of the Day of the Dead (Día de los Muertos). The fabric is woven in Okayama, Japan, on vintage shuttle looms using rope-dyed yarns with an irregular structure (short slub). This creates a texture that develops striking, high-contrast vertical fades over time. Crafted from 100% Mexican Upland cotton, this denim pays homage to its origins with a multicolored selvedge ID inspired by traditional Mexican sarape blankets.

Additional details include contrasting stitching, silver-colored metal hardware, and a vegetable-tanned leather patch, as well as a pocket label featuring original artwork by Mexico City-based tattoo artist José Ruiz (also known as Koopa). His illustration depicts a bat. In the context of Día de los Muertos, the bat symbolizes Camazotz—the Mayan god of bats or the "death bat"—and is associated with the afterlife, darkness, and rebirth. This aligns with ancient Mesoamerican beliefs, in which bats were viewed as powerful guardians of the underworld and symbols of transformation.

The 'True Guy' features a relaxed straight fit with a high rise. The style offers a comfortable fit through the seat, hips, and thighs, with straight legs running from the thigh down to the hem. - The model is 1.88 m tall and wears size 32.
- 12.5 oz Japanese selvedge denim
- 100% cotton
- Multicolored selvedge edge
- Button closure
- Made in Canada