The Denim Lab
Every Revaroh pair is cut, sewn, washed and hand-finished in our own denim lab in Karachi — the same place, the same people, every time. The cloth is woven to our specification and pre-shrunk before it is cut. And if nothing on the shelf is quite right, we will build a pair around your measurements instead.
Four things most denim brands cannot say
Cut and sewn in-house
In our denim lab, Karachi
Every wash in-house
Rinse, stone, enzyme, bleach, acid, tint and over-dye
Finished by hand
Whiskering, sanding, grinding, and every pearl and stone
Made to measure
Your fit, wash and fabric — 10–12 working days
Eleven steps, from cotton to carton
Select any step to see what happens there — and whether it happens here.
Select a step to see what happens there.
Where it happens
Where
Karachi, Pakistan
Revaroh since
2023
Made to measure
10–12 working days
The team
How a Revaroh piece is built
Every component, named — waistband, fly, pocket lining, side seam, hem.
Open full sizePatchwork, panel by panel
The black and charcoal patchwork pair, broken into its nine pieces.
- Waistband assembly
- Button and fly closure
- Front pocket
- Large charcoal patch, left leg
- Central charcoal patch, right leg
- Patch boundary, showing how the two cloths meet
- Lower patch detail
- Cropped hem, both legs
Open full sizeLight wash, wide leg
A light wash wide-leg jean with studding down the side seam.
- Waistband with belt loops and button
- Fly front with zip and button
- Front pocket with a coin pocket
- Two back pockets
- Back yoke with belt loops
- Two side seams, studded
- Contrast thread throughout
- Double-stitched hem
The range, and how it is built
| Product types | Jeans, cargo, shorts, jackets, denim shirting, co-ord sets |
|---|---|
| Size range | Adult 28–40 waist; children 4–5 to 14–15 years |
| Made to measure | Fit, length, waist, shade, wash and fabric — all customisable, ready in 10–12 working days |
| Cut and sewn | In our own denim lab in Karachi |
Every jean on this site came off that floor.
The quickest way to judge a mill is to hold what it makes.