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This is my GOWEST 0502 Jeans by Yellow Division Co.

It's 4 monthes.

The denim is similar to Flat Head 5000 denim , Eternal, or Joe McCOY901.

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Sorry but I can not use the attachment feature.

The uploading always failed.

Please let me know how to upload the pictures if anyone have time.

I would like to show some pictures.

I live in Japan, and I love the american vintage clothing for workers, so magazine Free&Easy is the best.

There are many vintage clothing photographs on the Free&Easy.

And also, many photographs of actors, like Steve McQueen, Robert Redford.

Their old photographs are very cool even today.

Thank you for your reply spitzbrg and themdouble.

I'm happy that japanese brands are so popular.

I think the fabric used by Evis is not so good recently, but the sewing is still good quality.

A few years ago Real McCOY went out of bussiness and japanese retailer NYLON bought Real McCOY brand.

Japanese McCOY freaks called these two mccoy brand distictively "Old McCOY" or "New McCOY".

The facric ,label design and specification of sewing of the jeans are very different from each other, but New McCOY also makes good quality jeans.

Hello everyone.

I live in Japan and I love selvage jeans.

I am surprised that you know japanese brand very well.

Top ten selvedge brand I think

FOB (name of the company is Studio Ecru)

DENIME

WAREHOUSE & DubbleWorks (DubbleWorks is the brand which is WAREHOUSE'S bridge line

SUGARCANE (name of the company is TOYO ENTERPRISE. Which makes BUZZRICKSON'S too)

BLUEBLUE (name of the company is Seilin or Hollywood Ranch Marcket

One of the progenitor who made selvage denim in Japan)

Lee Real Vintage (which are made by Edwin)

Pure Blue Japan ( name of the company is Syoaiya)

Studio Dartisan (One of the progenitor who made selvage denim in Japan)

Levis Vintage Collection

Almost all of the fabric that these brands use is made in Okayama or Hiroshima pref.