Studio D'Artisan "Fox Cotton" Denim Painter Pants

D1929

• Japanese 12oz. Denim
• 100% Organic Foxfibre® Cotton
• One Wash
• Wide Straight silhouette
• Embossed metal button opening
• Tool pocket featured on right leg
• SDA woven label featured in waistband

The Studio D’Artisan “Fox Cotton” Collection celebrates one of the rarest and most meaningful textiles in the world today. At its heart is Fox Cotton, an organic cotton variety developed by agricultural pioneer Sally Fox, who is often called the “mother of organic cotton”. Working on her California farm since the 1980s, Fox revived naturally colored cottons that trace their lineage back over 5,000 years. Unlike conventional white cotton, which requires heavy dyeing processes, Fox Cotton grows in subtle earth-toned hues such as soft browns and greens, allowing the garments to carry the natural palette of the plant itself.

Because the cotton requires no chemical dyes or genetic modification, it places minimal burden on the environment while preserving the integrity of the fiber. Its unique structure contains fine air pockets within each strand, giving the fabric an uncommon combination of qualities: it is lightweight yet warm, quick-drying, breathable, and naturally resistant to UV rays. The result is a textile that feels both luxurious and gentle on the skin, soft in hand, and durable over many wears.

Studio D’Artisan are no strangers when it comes to using Fox Cotton over the years, and have woven these rare fibers into a collection that showcases the beautiful color and texture of this naturally grown cotton. Each piece allows the cotton’s natural beauty to take center stage, highlighting the organic shades that emerge directly from the plant. 

For this latest series, Studio D'Artisan uses a natural green Fox Cotton as the weft yarn, paired with an indigo-dyed warp to produce a 12oz. denim that draws its color and texture from the cotton itself rather than from chemical intervention. The result is a fabric with a quiet, organic character unique to each pair.

Made in Okayama, Japan