Years of guiding—One big idea
Denim dreams
I’ve been helping people find jeans for more than a decade—through my website Denimhunters, and behind the scenes with other brands.
Now, I’m making my own. It starts with one pair of jeans. And a reason to make it. I'm Thomas, by the way.
All Weirloom jeans
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Regular Fit Jeans (WL#1)
Regular price 1.500,00 DKKRegular priceUnit price / per1.500,00 DKKEarly-Bird Price 1.500,00 DKK -
Pre-orderSlim Fit Jeans (WL#2)
Regular price 1.125,00 DKKRegular priceUnit price / per1.500,00 DKKEarly-Bird Price 1.125,00 DKKPre-order -
Pre-orderLoose Fit Jeans (WL#3)
Regular price 1.125,00 DKKRegular priceUnit price / per1.500,00 DKKEarly-Bird Price 1.125,00 DKKPre-order -
WL-001 'Second Edition'
Regular price 1.500,00 DKKRegular priceUnit price / perEarly-Bird Price 1.500,00 DKK
Customers love them
PAIRS PERFECTLY WITH THE JEANS
T-Shirt (WL-T)
Blue jeans and a T-shirt—that’s the foundation. The Weirloom T-shirt is my take on the classic tee: simple, clean, and built to last. It's made from 220 gsm organic cotton jersey; heavy but not too heavy. The fabric is knitted and sewn in northern Portugal, not far from where the jeans are made.

Starting with one pair of jeans
Designed with intention
I don't like things that're over-designed. I don't like chasing trends.
I wanted to make a pair of jeans I’d reach for every day—for years.
The fits are timeless and wearable. The denim's from one of the best mills in the world. The details—from the hardware to the hem—are carefully chosen to last, not to show off.
Every detail has a reason.
Italian denim from Candiani
Selvedge with soul
The denim is woven in Italy by Candiani. It’s a selvedge weave, made the traditional way on shuttle looms. The kind that gets better with wear. Full of character.
Candiani have been perfecting this craft since 1938. But they’re not just preserving the past. They’ve led the industry in sustainable innovation for decades. That’s why this fabric was the right choice.
Past roots—Future grown
Cotton that's regenerative
Cotton has gotten a bad rep—and for good reason. It takes a toll on land, water, and soil. Regenerative cotton is different.
It’s farmed with old-school techniques like crop rotation and natural fertilisers. That means healthier soil, more biodiversity, and less carbon in the air.
It’s cotton that gives back more than it takes. It's the natural choice.



