Sugar Cane put their repro cap on to produce a WWII rendition of the iconic Type 1 denim blouson, complete with wartime cost-cutting details.
he Japanese kings of vintage repro have the cream of the off-white denim crop, here, with their 410xx Denim Jacket in Vanilla.
Before all the other denim jackets, there was the Type I. And before all of those, we’ve got five of them (plus one more).
NIGO shifts his focus from Kenzo and hip hop back to his own label, Human Made, to unveil a collaboration with Levi's dubbed the 'Made In Japan' collection
Made in Japan with a deer leather patch, this is as "Type I" as it gets. Short in the body, pleated, with one chest pocket and a back cinch.
20% of sales of this piece go to the W.O.L.F. Project, so you're supporting American denim manufacturers, whilst looking good in a crispy denim blouson.
East meets West. And, as usual, something beautiful comes as a result.
There’s no shortage of vintage denim jackets, but there is a marked shortage of good ones. The most iconic silhouettes…
Forming a part of the famous Osaka 5, Japanese denim masters Full Count keep things classic with this heavily textured…
Imagine. Just imagine. Spending over $500 on a cream jacket. Imagine that glob of ketchup falling in slow motion off the end of a hot dog. Terrifying.
