Brand

Coherence Denim

Founded in 2015 by Kentaro Nakagomi, a textile and pattern-making veteran who previously ran design and European production for a British-Japanese brand, Cohérence is designed in Tokyo and made in Japan. Its fabrics are developed in-house, and its garments are cut and finished in small batches. The brand is known for coats and jackets named after 20th-century figures such as Le Corbusier, Camus, and Picasso. Its Paul trousers, cut from 10oz logger selvedge denim, take their cue from the work trousers Jackson Pollock wore while painting.

Actual garment measurements for all 2 Coherence models in the Fit Finder: waist through leg opening, with widths measured flat and the waist doubled.