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Maison Margiela Cut-Out Jeans in Washed Indigo
The Maison Margiela Cut-Out Jeans in Washed Indigo is a pair of cut-out jeans from the Autumn Winter 2026 collection of Maison Margiela, the Paris house Martin Margiela founded in 1988. Coveti stocks it in our Jeans edit, and every piece is checked for authenticity before it leaves us.
The Cut-Out Jeans is high-rise jeans with slashed detail across the front thighs, cut in 100% cotton. Key details: faded wash and classic five-pocket construction. They have the four white stitches at the back, the blank-label mark the house has used since 1988. Keep them for years, not a season.
Quick Facts
- Brand: Maison Margiela, Paris, France, founded in 1988 by Martin Margiela
- Product: Cut-Out Jeans in Washed Indigo
- Collection: Autumn Winter 2026
- Colour: Blue
- Material: 100% Cotton
- Size and fit: Made in Italian sizes 36 to 52. Italian sizing runs four above UK, so an IT 42 is a UK 10.
- Origin: Made in Italy
- Authenticity: 100% authentic Maison Margiela, verified by Coveti
- Delivery and duties: most regions ship Delivered Duty Unpaid, so local duties and taxes are payable on import. See the Coveti logistics and returns protocol.
How to Wear the Cut-Out Jeans in Washed Indigo
Wear the Cut-Out Jeans with a T-shirt and sneakers. For a second look, try a fitted knit and Tabi boots. Keep jewellery minimal so the details show.
They moves from the working day to an evening out. For more ideas, browse the full Maison Margiela edit at Coveti.
PRODUCT DETAILS
| Brand | Maison Margiela, Paris |
| Category | Jeans |
| Colour | Blue |
| Material | 100% Cotton |
| Size and fit | Made in Italian sizes 36 to 52. Italian sizing runs four above UK, so an IT 42 is a UK 10. |
| Care | Wash cold inside out, with dark colours, and line dry. Wash it rarely to keep the colour. |
| Origin | Made in Italy |
| Style code | S51LA0051M30016963 |
About Maison Margiela
Maison Margiela is a Paris fashion house founded in 1988 by the Belgian designer Martin Margiela, a graduate of the Royal Academy of Fine Arts in Antwerp, and his business partner Jenny Meirens. Its first show, for Spring Summer 1989, introduced the split-toe Tabi boot, still the house’s best-known shoe. Margiela built the label on anonymity and on showing how clothes are made: a blank white label held on by four white stitches, exposed seams, linings worn as outer layers and old garments taken apart and remade. The Italian group OTB became majority owner in 2002, Martin Margiela left in 2009, and John Galliano led the house from 2014 to 2024. Glenn Martens, also creative director of Diesel, was appointed in January 2025 and showed his first Artisanal collection in July 2025 and his first ready-to-wear collection, for Spring Summer 2026, that October. Most of the ready-to-wear is made in Italy.
“I would keep the Cut-Out Jeans for years. They are made to be worn hard and look better for it.”
Gemma Deeks, Fashion Editor at Coveti
How Maison Margiela Compares
Shoppers looking at Maison Margiela often also consider
The Row,
Lemaire and
Dries Van Noten.
The Row is quieter and purely minimal, and Lemaire is soft, practical Paris dressing. Dries Van Noten shares Margiela’s Antwerp roots but leads with print and colour. Maison Margiela is the most conceptual of the four, built on deconstruction, tailoring taken apart and remade, and the four white stitches.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Maison Margiela Cut-Out Jeans in Washed Indigo authentic?
Yes. Every Maison Margiela piece sold by Coveti is 100% authentic and is checked before dispatch.
What size should I order in the Cut-Out Jeans in Washed Indigo?
Maison Margiela publishes no sizing correction for this piece, so take your usual size. Italian sizes run four above UK, so an IT 42 is a UK 10.
What is the Cut-Out Jeans in Washed Indigo made of?
100% Cotton.
How do I care for the Cut-Out Jeans in Washed Indigo?
Wash cold inside out, with dark colours, and line dry. Wash it rarely to keep the colour.
Where is this Maison Margiela piece made?
Made in Italy. Maison Margiela designs every collection in Paris, and Coveti only names a factory country where the label states one.
Who founded Maison Margiela?
The Belgian designer Martin Margiela founded the house in Paris in 1988 with Jenny Meirens. He left in 2009. John Galliano followed from 2014 to 2024, and Glenn Martens has been creative director since January 2025.
What do the four white stitches on Maison Margiela mean?
They hold the blank white cotton label to the back of the garment. Martin Margiela chose an unmarked label so the clothes, not the name, would speak, and the four stitches on the outside became the house’s signature.
How does delivery work?
Coveti ships worldwide with express options through DHL Express and FedEx International Priority. Most regions ship Delivered Duty Unpaid, which makes the customer the importer of record for local duties and taxes. The full terms are in the logistics and returns protocol.
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Last updated 16-Oct-26 | Curated and authenticated by Coveti
