Vintage Mihitabel Landlubber Tie Dye Flare Denim Jeans 60s Embroidered Patchwork Multicolor 29x32

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Absolutely wild vintage Landlubber 60s tie dye flare denim jeans. Mihitabel was a shop on Sunset Blvd. in Los Angeles that specialized in Tie Dye clothing. Owner Carolyn Lee and her husband Alex, keyboard player for Sweetwater, unfortunately had to close the shop in the early 70’s due to illness. This stuff has been in storage until 2022. No size tag, fits a 29 waist. Amazing worn vintage condition, the perfect fade and wash from years of wear. Some light distressing throughout. Beautiful vibrant colors with intricate embroidery and repairs. The back embroidery reads "ADZ" which happens to be Alex's initials, so these were more than likely his custom personal pair!

Waist- 14.5"

Rise- 9"

Inseam - 32"

Hips - 37"

Thigh - 9"

Leg Opening - 9"

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