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Looking forward to more details.

RMC Pherrows RW

They actually feel like my Cone denim LVC 47. But they're the Warehouse 1001. The denim stretches quite a bit. One can see the pronounced whiskers. I actually find it a bit too much. Like a shirt that is too tight. They'll go to the heap of smaller jeans, that I'll again once I've dropped 5kg, whenever that is Also size wise similar- the WH in OW in W32 and the LVC47 in W34.

Let's see how will members can identify jeans. Which one do you think it is?

I had looked into this: the difference between 1000 and 1001. But I can't remember Also there is "Lot 1001XX(1000XX)【1947MODEL】" One might refer to the denim and one to the cut. Some notes I found: "1001XX is a late 40s cut" Two main denim: 1000XX (14.5 oz) and banner denim (13.5oz) "The 14.5 oz is their flagship "1000xx" denim, considered to be closest to the levis denim used in the 1940s-1950s. From my understanding the banner denim holds it's indigo better, and has a softer hand from the start. The 1000xx denim has a bit more nep and slub to it, but loses fades more to white, compared to bluer shades of the banner denim." I'm not sure if DSB is a new denim in itself or a process for the two (1000XX and banner denim).

Workers Japan is probably not an unknown Japanese brand, but I couldn't find a thread for them. Anyway, they also have a WW2 (inspired) set up of jeans (Lot 801XH, 14.7oz) with a type 1 lined up for next year as well as a type 2. http://eworkers.blogspot.com/2023/09/12.html https://www.e-workers.net/store/202312/top.html The front and back rise are comparatively low here, too (like their other models 801 and 802), with 28.2cm (11.1 inches) and 38.6cm (15.2 inches) resp. for the W34. The length is 79cm (31.1 inches). Price for the jeans is JPY 24,200 with tax included.

So now we can see the the new patch design. It is based on end of 19th, beginning of 20th century woven ones like the Stronhold one.

I see. Like "this belt is chashin, so it's super pricey and rare blablabla". Still an important detail, like some black jeans will fade and some are dyed in such a way that they won't. Important to know which is which when you want to buy some. But sure, just a piece of information and not some ultra rare thing.

Quite some nice fades on the Tokyo Drybones insta and overall good fit pics. https://www.instagram.com/drybones_tokyo/ https://www.instagram.com/drybones_osaka/

You've mentioned that before. But what is nonsense about tea core? Some belts are dyed through in black e.g., so they will stay black no matter how much wear. Others are brown underneath. So the term tea core tells me that with jackets, shoes, belts, etc.. Don't see what is hype/nonsense about that.

On that site there was another article on faded Sugar Cane jeans, 46 (made in USA), 47 and 66. https://dig-it.media/lightning/article/752350/ 46 (2 years of wear) 47 (8 years of wear) 1966 (8 years of wear)

Very interesting. Looks like no raised belt loops in the vintage ones, but in the repros. Also, apparently a new label will be introduced for these repros. Or I misunderstood the meaning of "rebeeru".

Some progress reported on SugarCane's project: https://www.instagram.com/p/CvzkjK9tf4N/ Iterations of the flannel pocket cloth, the buttons. The denim of 43 is darker and coarser than that of 46. They're still working on a number of items like the stitching and sizing/pattern. Normally their analysis includes cutting the cloth, but they can't do that with these vintage items that were lent to them.

Far Eastern Manufacturing specializes in OCBDs in wide ranges of different sizing.

Interesting. Let's see, where the price will go to in the next three days. So the Lot 541 is the 1952 model? Both the 1937 and the Lot 541 are 10 year anniversary models from 1997?

Very nice What fabric are the pocket bags made of?

The Jeans Neshi shop still has the link, but also sold out, I think.

That shop doesn't seem to offer the 30s pants for example unless I overlooked. These seem to be sold out in Japan: https://www.joenet.co.jp/SHOP/lee-14101-089.html

SOLD

@mstax Ah, sure- 38, not 36. Sorry, I had that mixed up. Good luck - also looks like a solid pair of trousers. Or perhaps, if you can find them, the peanuts ones by Jelado. They recently issued the last one in that specific style.

It looks like they're available here: https://m.en.randomwalk.co.kr/product/lot1082-chino-pants-beige/5735/?cate_no=150&display_group=1

Workers P-47 Utility Jacket Olive HBT Size M NWT EUR 180+shipping totally new, too small for me all infos here: https://sunday-web.shop-pro.jp/?pid=173155898 https://mcfly-store.com/products/workers-p-47-mod-jacket-herringbone?variant=40511384191061

White pair of ASAHI Ships size 29 to sell for EUR 89+ shipping. The Asahi sneakers fit one size larger than the others. While I got the Doek and Trophy in 29 for the Asahi 29 is too big, so I had to get another pair in 28. The outsole for the 29/45 measures from heel to tip 31cm as compared to Vans US 11 - 29.5cm and for the Doek 29- 30cm. I've worn them once outside. Interestingly, similar to some engineer boots, they have these two parallel lines on the front top. The same as these: https://www.officinegenerale.com/en/shoes/1894-asahi-sneakers-japanese-cotton.html  Pics

Some more infos on the Asahi deck shoes. The outsole for the 29/45 measures from heel to tip 31cm as compared to Vans US 11 - 29.5cm and for the Doek 29- 30cm. I'll post some pics in the community sales thread.

The Asahi sneakers fit one size larger than the others. I got the Doek and Trophy in 29. The Asahi is the same in 28. So I have a white pair in 29 to sell for EUR 89+ shipping. I've worn them once outside, so the soles are not 100% clean anymore. The same as these: https://www.officinegenerale.com/en/shoes/1894-asahi-sneakers-japanese-cotton.html