Garden of Adam

The first home of man was paradise, yet he dreamt of empires.

 The Story

 Adam was not expelled because he sinned. He was expelled because he wanted more. The garden was abundance, safety, perfection. But it was also limitation. Man has never been satisfied with what is given.

He looks at peace and imagines power. He looks at shelter and dreams of structure. He looks at paradise and envisions empire.

Garden of Adam captures that moment. Not the fall, but the ambition that made it inevitable.

Royal Reverie

Royal Reverie is built on the idea that modern kings are not crowned, they are constructed. Garden of Adam represents the second chapter in that journey. Where Eve chose awareness, Adam chose expansion. This garment explores the male instinct to build, conquer, and outgrow origin. To leave comfort not out of dissatisfaction, but out of vision. Empires are not born from obedience. They are born from desire that refuses to stay contained.

Design & Symbolism

The iconography remains the same as Garden of Eve, but the interpretation shifts. The garden still grows across the leg, but it feels heavier, more grounded. The three-headed cobra still stands watch, now less temptation and more consequence. The castles remain, but here they do not symbolize escape. They symbolize intent. This is not the garden remembered. This is the garden left behind.

Fabric & Construction

Garden of Adam is constructed from 13.5 oz heavyweight denim, developed specifically for men’s wear and longevity.

Instead of deep black, this fabric uses a cool cross-weave that reveals white threads beneath the surface, creating an ash-like grey finish. A visual reminder that ambition often requires burning the past to build the future.

• 100% cotton

• Zero stretch. Structured and uncompromising

• Cool cross-weave denim with visible white undertones

• Heavier hand feel designed for structure and age

• Contrast oxblood stitching

• Straight silhouette with subtle flare

• Designed to fade and evolve with wear

This denim softens over time while maintaining form, recording the wearer’s journey through visible change.

If you are between sizes, size up.

Meaning of the Ash

The white threads peeking through the cross weave are intentional. They represent what remains after choice.

After ambition. After the decision to leave paradise behind. One must rise from those choices. Even the ones that carry us far from where we began.