M1

The M1 is MTTRs first silhouette. It is a minimal, relaxed tapered fit with a medium rise, with room in the thighs and a slight taper throughout the leg for a clean and contemporary shape. Without any gender bias.

Designed by denim legend, Mohsin Sajid of Endrime, and hand made with an unmatched quality by the artisans at Blackhorse Lane Ateliers, London’s only craft jean maker.

MTTR is the first brand to be using a groundbreaking new 12oz. regenerated denim from the iconic Cone Denim called Bonzai, made from 100% recycled PIW cotton (both warp and weft), which is GRS certified.

Which means, the massive inputs needed to grow the cotton to make the jean have been saved.

Depending on which report you read, that could be up to as much as 8,000 litres of water. As well as harmful pesticides and fertilisers.

Bonzai is also dyed using Distilled Indigo™ — pre-reduced “liquid indigo” dyes which “are the cleanest in the market”.

This jean is
• 100% recyclable
• 100% biodegradable
• 100% responsible

• Hand made in London
• Gender neutral
• Relaxed tapered leg
• Medium rise
• Hand stamped product passport
• Limited to 500 pairs
• Choice of detachable buttons
• Co-lab fly button
• Vintage workwear front pockets
• Single angled / lined back pocket
• Recycled camo pocket bag
• ‘4 values’ label
• Finished outseams
• One-piece fly (circa. 1877)
• Belt loops stitched into waistband
• Chainstitched hem
• Tencel™ thread
• Soap nuts
• Limited edition 68 page CTLG

The M1 will be available in these sizes:

27/28/30/31/32/33/34/36/38

Taking responsibility for what we make is super important. That’s why we offer a repair service 4 times a year.

For this launch offer we will ship international via DHL.

I’m very proud of MTTR jeans.
But if you are thinking of buying
jeans I’d always first recommend
buying second hand.

If for any reason you can’t,
I believe MTTR jeans are a good
alternative to mass produced
denim which is trashing our home
planet.

But remember, they’re only jeans.

They won’t make you smarter,
cooler or sexier.

More importantly, they won’t make
you happy — you make you happy.

Bob
FNDR