Which jeans brand uses a stylized horseshoe as a signature back-pocket design?

True Religion uses a stylized horseshoe as a signature back-pocket design.

The horseshoe-shaped stitching became one of the most recognizable visual elements of True Religion jeans. The brand was founded in 2002 in Los Angeles by Jeffrey Lubell and Kym Gold, and it became associated with bold pocket embroidery, prominent branding, and premium denim.

Pocket stitching is an important part of jeans design because it can identify a brand even when the garment label is hidden. True Religion’s horseshoe should not be confused with the arcuate stitching associated with Levi’s or the “W” stitching associated with Wrangler.

The brand name refers to True Religion Apparel, not a religious organization. Its early growth reflected the broader 2000s market for premium jeans with conspicuous decorative details.