These structured raw selvedge Japanese imported denim jeans bring together two powerful artistic voices to tell a story of identity, land, and resilience.

The standout feature is the artwork on the back right leg, created by Gazan artist Nada Alkhatib. Her design shows a Palestinian woman wrapped in a flowing kuffiyah with the sun rising behind her. The lines move like wind and water, symbolizing rootedness, strength, and the unbroken spirit of Palestinian women. The piece is 3D-embroidered directly into the denim, giving it texture and presence.

The back pocket is designed by Carlos Pradilla Mar, an artist from Spain who specializes in powerful graphic design that tells a story. His pattern brings a fresh take on the kuffiyah motif with sharp repeats and clean contrasts that elevate the pocket into a full statement piece, switching the traditional fishnet design with the people lost to the genocide.

Each pair is finished with a genuine leather patch debossed with the Bedawi Collective logo in Arabic calligraphy. On the front, the word Bedawi (بدوي) is embroidered in an outline style above the right pocket for a subtle, meaningful detail. The front button has an engraving of the same Palestinian woman design from the back. 

The fit is wide and relaxed with a feel that breaks in beautifully with wear. These jeans are designed to be expressive but wearable and to carry the stories of the artists who shaped them.

Perfect for anyone who wants their clothing to stand for something real. 

Nour is wearing a size XS

Krit is wearing a size M

Assa is wearing a size S

Dima is wearing a size S

Gabriel is wearing a size M (32" inseam) 

Imaan is wearing a size XS

Mohanad is wearing a size M (32" inseam)