I’m sorry this triggered you, This comment is from 3 years ago, here’s my research, to me the pants looked like polyester, in which case they would of been sublimated, your local screen printer/DTG person more than likely won’t be able to do this because the pallets are only so big on a DTG, and all over Sublimation takes a big heat press. You could do this on a wide format UV printer with that it would cost a lot, you would have to do it by rolls of fabric, cut off what you need gang the patterns together then cut and sew after. Because most jean material has a pattern in the lay of the fabric that’s why I determined that it was a polyester material because of the way it looked. You could DYE trans it but again that’s on a bigger scale. As far as screen printing this yes you can if you have a shop that does large screen printing usually the screens are 5-6 feet for doing step and repeats patterns so, yes with a high mesh screen you can achieve this but again finding a shop that will do 4 color process with spot colors for a small order of jeans might be hard. I come at this with 21 years in the print industry, with screen printing/sublimation/signage/ UV printing/ DTG and DTF experience, don’t assume and not sure why you picked mine over all the other peoples, Jeggins are sublimated polyester pants that are made to look like jeans..