Really a rare and special piece from the very exclusive Japanese label BORO Denim, which only has a total of 15 carefully selected different pieces on offer.

Something like this rarely comes up for sale!
Original retail price 340 EUR!

Found it in a store here in Germany that sells special, one-off pieces here and there.

I also sell this piece on ebay for a bit less. (lower seller fees)
Search on ebay for number: 335645609352
I'm an established seller with 100% positive feedback there.
Ships from Germany with DHL small parcel with added tracking.

Model "OSAKA Going down south"
A pure white boyfriend style jeans made of selvedge fabric with hand-sewn patch details in the Japanese Boro style.
Distressed seams with Bandana fabric showing through.
Handcrafted!
The cut is inspired by LEVIS 501.
Because of the boyfriend cut, it's actually unisex and can be worn by men as well.

New and never worn with original labels!

Size according to the label: 28
Whatever that means exactly.😅
Looks like about medium.
Especially with clothing from Japan, please always buy according to the actual measurements! (see last picture!)

Being boyfriend jeans, these pants actually fit the boyfriend as well. (can be worn on the hips for men)
Tested by myself! The pants fit me very well. (male, approx. 70kg, 178cm, approximately waist 31)
So feel free to share the listing with male "fashion victims". 😉

Jeans made of selvedge fabric are the absolute top class in the denim sector and have a cult following.
Here, the woven hem of the fabric is used as a natural uncut edge in the construction of the trousers.
Selvedge fabrics are usually made on very old traditional machines and are much narrower than normal denim panels. The fabric and the wash are usually unique in themselves.
The work has to be much more precise and complex and there is more waste on the already expensive fabric.
This is what makes selvedge jeans so expensive.

Boro textiles are the namesake of the label. A style that arose from the need of workers and rural populations in Japan to constantly mend and patch their clothes.
As is often the case in Japan, it was carried out with care and aesthetic awareness, which has made it a sought-after style today.
Inspired by this, various hand-sewn patches can be found on the jeans.
Distressed look, Japanese style. Subtle, elegant and classy.

The first four pictures are from the internet, the rest are of the exact item that is for sale.