These are high-rise, straight-leg light-wash denim jeans featuring aggressive distressing at both knees and thigh areas, with prominent red fabric patches sewn underneath the rips—creating a bold contrast and signature 'deconstructed' aesthetic. The red panels appear intentionally exposed, suggesting custom modification or collaboration design, aligning with Gallery Dept’s avant-garde streetwear ethos of upcycling and raw texture. The jeans have a relaxed yet tailored fit, with visible stitching and subtle fading for vintage appeal. Paired with mismatched designer sneakers (one with red laces, one with yellow), they exemplify contemporary Y2K-influenced street style. Ideal for urban fashion-forward wear, club nights, or editorial looks, these jeans prioritize statement-making over functionality. While no explicit brand tag is visible in the image, the styling, patchwork technique, and overall silhouette strongly match Gallery Dept’s known collaborations (e.g., with artists like Saint Tears or Digital Pionker). The garment appears to be men’s sizing based on cut and styling context.