The difference between \u201cmerch\u201d and a real label is where and how your name appears. Denim gives you more branding real estate than any other garment.
The branding surfaces on a pair of jeans
Waistband patchThe signature spot \u2014 leather-look patch at the back waist. This is where heritage brands live, and where your name belongs on day one.
Interior tagsNeck-equivalent for denim: size, care and brand inside the waistband \u2014 what customers see every time they put them on.
Retail / hang tagsThe tag on the product at sale \u2014 your logo, your story card, your price.
Buttons & rivetsMetal hardware can carry your name \u2014 subtle, premium, and the detail resellers notice.
ONE PAIR MINIMUM • YOUR BRAND ON THE PATCH • 26 PROVEN STYLES • SHIPS IN ABOUT A WEEK • ONE PAIR MINIMUM • YOUR BRAND ON THE PATCH • 26 PROVEN STYLES • SHIPS IN ABOUT A WEEK •
How deep should a new brand go?
- Start: patch + tags. Instant legitimacy on the three surfaces customers actually look at \u2014 available from a single pair on Express.
- Next: custom hardware. Buttons and rivets with your name as volume grows.
- Later: full bespoke. Your own fits, washes and fabrics \u2014 the Custom and Bespoke programs \u2014 when the brand has momentum.
Common questions
Can I put my logo on just one pair?
Yes \u2014 patch and tag branding is available from a single piece on YourJean\u2019s Express program.
Can you match my brand\u2019s font and design?
Send your logo/design and it\u2019s applied to the patch and tags \u2014 the customizer on each product page walks through it.
Do branded jeans take longer?
Express branded orders ship in about a week.
Can hardware (buttons/rivets) be branded too?
Yes \u2014 company-named labels, hang tags, patches, rivets and buttons are all offered.
Start your denim brand this week
Pick from 26 proven styles, add your name or logo, and hold your own branded pair — from a single piece.
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