Acne Studios Multi-Belt Trompe-L'Oeil Print Wide Leg Jeans

Acne Studios Multi-Belt Trompe-L’Œil Print Wide Leg Jeans

Style No. ACNE-MULTIBELT-TROMP-PRINT-WLEG-JEANS

A surrealist layered-denim composition from Acne Studios — these wide-leg jeans are engineered with a full-coverage photographic trompe-l’œil print that constructs an entirely fictional pair of jeans from the waist down. The upper hip and waist zone features a dense stack of multiple belts simultaneously threaded through the waistband: studded leather belts, link chain belts, and woven textile belts rendered in black, red, teal, and warm brown tones, creating the illusion of an over-accessorized waist layered with multiple overlapping hardware pieces. Below the belt zone, the print transitions into a heavily distressed and fade-washed burnt orange and amber denim mid-section, complete with rip and abrasion details at the thigh. The hem panels shift to a deep teal and dark indigo wash, creating a tri-tonal color block effect from waist to hem. The composition runs consistently across the front and back of both legs. The garment is structurally clean beneath — all visual complexity is surface-printed. Cut in a wide, straight-leg silhouette with a high waist, zip fly with button closure, and a clean straight hem.

• Print Zone 1 – Waist / Hip: Multi-belt stack illusion; studded leather belts, chain belts, woven textile belts; black / red / teal / brown tones
• Print Zone 2 – Mid-Body: Distressed burnt orange / amber denim with rip and fade detail
• Print Zone 3 – Hem: Deep teal / dark indigo wash panels
• Construction: Single-piece printed denim; no applied hardware or patchwork
• Fly: Zip fly with button closure
• Waist: High waist; structured waistband with belt loops
• Hem: Clean straight hem
• Pockets: Front slash pockets; back pockets
• Fabric: Cotton denim with full-coverage engineered print
• Color: Multi — Burnt Orange / Teal / Black Belt Print
• Fit: Wide Leg / Straight; High Waist
• Size Range: S–XL (see size chart below)

Size Chart

Note: Measurements are taken flat. A tolerance of 1–3 cm is considered normal.