It is an exclusive premium denim brand, pioneering the use of eco-conscious fibers and clean-water technologies. Sandy Oh (Otis ’05), a Senior Designer at AG Jeans, reading the design direction for the Junior class, at the company headquarters.
AG Jeans Direction
The Junior class inside Ag Jeans’ design room, receiving direction from Sandy Oh (Otis ’05). Students are challenged to create a uniform-inspired sportswear collection by recycling premium denim men’s jeans with various finishes.
AG Jeans Direction
Student, Christopher Sun, greeting Sandy Oh (Otis ’05), Senior Designer at AG Jeans.
AG Jeans Sketch Selection
Illustration displayed by student, Isabella Lopez.
AG Jeans Sketch Selection
Seam details of a denim-sewing sample made by students.
AG Jeans Sketch Selection
Illustration display by the student, Phuong Nguyen.
AG Jeans First Fitting
Students, Viridiana Ramirez (left photo) and Johnny Wang (center photo) receiving feedback from Sandy Oh (Otis ’05) on their first fitting.
AG Jeans First Fitting
Phuong Nguyen, watching her garment being fitted by Sandy Oh (Otis ’05) and William Wang (Otis ’18).
AG Jeans First Fitting
Isabella Lopez, receiving accolades from Sandy Oh (Otis ’05) and Jill Zeleznik, Chair of Fashion Design, for her outstanding work.
AG Jeans First Fitting
William Wang (Otis ’18) and Sandy Oh (Otis ’05) critiquing Lea Na’s design, while students watch and learn from the mentors’ professional expertise.
AG Jeans First Fitting
An AG Jeans label, recycled on the outside of a jacket.
AG Jeans First Fitting
Elemmar Valle, watching as her dress is pinned by Sandy Oh (Otis ’05) for alterations.
AG Jeans First Fitting
Student, Elias Childress, learns how to approach the challenges of fitting a strapless denim top. Due to the COVID-19 campus closure, the second fitting was postponed until August 2020, when the campus is allowed to re-open.
AG Jeans
The Junior class, with AG Jeans designers at the company’s Headquarters.
Direction: Design a collection of innovative, women's bridge suiting separates, grounded in various weight and finishes based on the inspiration "Lunar Eclipse" using sustainable hemp and organic cotton.
Direction: Utilize fabric with the least amount of environmental footprint and up-cycle camping gear to create sculptural pieces balanced with multi-functional elements.
