Leather patch jeans have patches on the back of the waist and pockets made of leather or faux leather. Such patches serve purely as decorative elements. The addition of the patches allows them to integrate heritage appeal as well as texture, while at the same time, the patches modernize a vintage denim branding technique. Faux leather patches may lack character, but they are consistent and economical. On the other hand, genuine leather patches are consistent and economical, but provide a distinct character as they age. Brand logos and artistic designs are made using embossing, stitching or heat transfer onto elastomeric patches. The manufacturers sustain visual appeal by fusing aesthetic design and strong construction such that the patches do not come off when exposed to repeated washing or wearing. The patchwork complements the denim’s ruggedness. From high-end fashion to streetwear, these jeans are popular across demographics with appreciation of enduring style. Across cultural lines that transcend denim traditions, branding appeals to a timeless consumer.
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