Dove Carpenter - OAK BROWN

The Dove is a carpenter jean with real intention behind it — rigid Italian organic cotton denim in a warm oak brown, cut relaxed through the hip and wide to the ankle with utilitarian details that feel both directional and timeless. Substantial in hand and slow fashion in spirit, this is ethically made denim built to become a fixture in your wardrobe.

FIT & CONSTRUCTION

• Fit type: Relaxed through the hip, straight wide leg
• Silhouette: Mid rise, zip fly, ankle length
• Measurements: 74 cm inseam across all sizes
• Model info: Elfie is 5'9.5" and wears a DALA size 26
• Construction details: Carpenter-style panel detailing, oversized patch pockets at the thighs, angled front pockets

MATERIALS

Fabric: 100% organic cotton, rigid Italian denim
Made: Produced in Asunción, Paraguay by BDA, a B Corp certified artisan denim manufacturer committed to non-mass-produced, quality-first construction. Each pair is finished with a low-impact wash using nano-bubble technology that reduces water consumption from 170 to 30 litres per wash, with ozone and laser finishing replacing abrasive chemicals entirely.
Sustainability: B Corp and GOTS (Global Organic Textile Standard) certified production; Leed Silver and Jeans Redesign by EMF endorsements; circular economy practices throughout the supply chain.

STYLED BY LADDER

Let the wide leg lead — wear with a fitted ribbed tank and leather boots for an easy off-duty look, or pair with a cropped knit and chunky sneakers to lean into the utilitarian silhouette.

ABOUT DALA

DALA is a denim studio rooted in the creative cultures of London and Paraguay, making slow fashion jeans built to outlast trends and earn their place in a wardrobe for years to come. Their partnership with BDA, a B Corp certified artisan manufacturer in Asunción, means every pair is produced using sustainable denim practices including nano-bubble washing, ozone finishing, and a commitment to circular design. The result is GOTS certified organic cotton denim that doesn't ask you to compromise between craft and conscience.