CHASIN WHOLESALE B.V.

We are a modern performance jeanswear brand for men from the Netherlands, founded in 1992. A brand with a positive never stop attitude. CHASIN was created by Jan Peters, dreaming to have his own jeans brand. He came up with the name, when a friend introduced him to the song Chasin a dream by Tashan. In 2003 the very first CHASIN brand store saw the light of day. Germany followed soon after. And in 07, the brand found its unique signature with the iconic back pockets, lotus and 3 piece design. Jan and his team managed to turn the dream into reality! Not only aiming at home market Holland, but far beyond. The team also invested in a strong internet presence. Now, the CHASIN team operates out of Amsterdam, with a large HUB close to the German border (in Duiven). The brand is first and foremost a denim brand. Sourcing the very best and performance jean fabrics. The never stop credo is to be found throughout everything we do! And we've only just begun, ready to conquer the world! Next to the CHASIN letters, our brand is visualized by the iconic lotus logomark. A symbol of innovation and architecture, inspired by the one of a kind roofline of the Sydney opera house. Once deemed impossible to realise, but with a can-do attitude this historic and iconic landmark saw the light of day. This perfectly fits the never stop credo! The shape also resembles the contours of a lotus flower, therefore we refer to it as the lotus. We are a modern performance jeanswear brand for men from the Netherlands, founded in 1992. A brand with a positive never stop attitude. CHASIN was created by Jan Peters, dreaming to have his own jeans brand. He came up with the name, when a friend introduced him to the song Chasin a dream by Tashan. In 2003 the very first CHASIN brand store saw the light of day. Germany followed soon after. And in 07, the brand found its unique signature with the iconic back pockets, lotus and 3 piece design. Jan and his team managed to turn the dream into reality! Not only aiming at home market Holland, but far ...