Collection: Edwin da Donna

Edwin is a Japanese brand founded in Tokyo in 1947 by Tsunemi Yonehachi, now recognized worldwide as a pioneer of high-quality denim. Since its inception, the brand has built its reputation on innovation, craftsmanship, and attention to detail, becoming a reference point for lovers of authentic jeans.

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Over the years, Edwin has been at the forefront of important innovations in the world of denim, including the introduction of "selvedge" fabric and heavy canvases produced on traditional looms in Japan. It is also one of the brands that popularized the "stonewash" treatment, a washing technique that gives jeans a soft, worn look, now a classic in casual wear. The brand's philosophy is based on a balance between tradition and modernity: on the one hand, artisanal quality and meticulous attention to dyeing and sewing processes, on the other, constant research into washes, cuts, and material sustainability.
The Edwin women's line perfectly reflects these values, offering jeans and denim with a clean, contemporary cut yet an authentic feel. The women's collections range from classic styles like high-waisted or straight-leg jeans to more modern reinterpretations with relaxed, cropped, or flared fits. Washes are natural and refined, designed to last, with a focus on comfort and fit. The brand stands out for its minimalist and timeless aesthetic, blending Japanese and Western influences, offering a simple yet sophisticated look.
In recent years, Edwin has also intensified its commitment to sustainability, reducing the use of water and chemicals in washing and adopting organic cottons and more responsible production processes. This ethical approach is also reflected in the women's line, where quality, durability, and respect for the environment are central elements. Ultimately, Edwin women's collection represents an ideal balance between authenticity, contemporary design, and awareness, embodying the philosophy of Japanese denim reinterpreted in a modern and feminine way.