Lace Denim
low rise, long flare, nothing subtle.
Five colourways. Every panel of lace is cut, pinned and stitched into the denim by hand in one small studio, which is why there are fewer than 40 pairs of each and why they never come back.
A note from the founder
I ruined four pairs of jeans on my kitchen floor before one held.
I started Vylte in my second year of art school because I was sick of denim that only looked good in the photo. Everything in shops was safe, stretchy, and made by a machine that had never met a person.
So I taught myself to sew lace into denim. Badly, at first. I ruined four pairs on my kitchen floor before the first one held. Every pair we ship is still cut and finished by hand in a tiny studio — which is exactly why there are only a handful of each colourway.
If you buy a pair, you own something almost nobody else has. That's the whole point.
ANNA VYLTE
Fashion student. Founder of Vylte. — @vylte
This drop is sold out.
Every colourway was a single hand-made run. The collection remains here to view.