These distinctive flared jeans feature bold white cross motifs appliquéd along the outer leg seams and thigh areas, creating a striking religious-inspired streetwear aesthetic. Constructed from light-wash denim with raw, frayed hems and subtle contrast stitching in deep blue along the side seams, they blend vintage Americana with contemporary art-house design. The jeans are cut in a high-rise, wide-leg silhouette that flares dramatically from the knee down, offering both visual impact and comfortable movement. A brown leather patch on the back waistband reads 'GALLERY DEPT', while the front right pocket features a small woven label confirming the collaboration. The distressed detailing and intentional asymmetry reflect Gallery Dept’s signature deconstructed, archival-referencing approach. Ideal for avant-garde street style, gallery openings, or creative urban settings, these jeans pair well with oversized tees, cropped knitwear, or minimalist footwear. Though rooted in classic 70s flare silhouettes, the cross motif elevates them beyond conventional denim—making them a statement piece for fashion-forward individuals who appreciate conceptual design. The fabric feels medium-weight with slight stretch for all-day wear, and the construction suggests reinforced stress points despite the raw finishes.