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Wait, is this the Denime thread?

Too scared to look at the price...at least a whole roll of denim in this pair.

Yeah, for the 01. Almost bought them since I bet someone here would have wanted them but the less visits to USPS the better. 😂

There’s a 34 left. $340

How much are the jeans? Planning to go today, not sure I will be there early enough to snag a pair of (if they are my cup of tea)...

By far, the best quality for the price sweatshirt money can buy!

I have the SC 1947 in indigo, black/black, and the 42460 black. All the same size and all the same fit. The 42460, I cut into jorts.

Looks like Inspiration LA will be the 01 cut.

I dunno man, something about Samurai takes the cake for me. Always feels like quality when they are on.

Oh, that was you they reposted on their story!

There was also some hate about Oni recently and I'm unsure why. Those look great @Sympathy-For-The-Denim!

I'd imagine they broke a lot of machines creating them. Probably the repair costs passed on to whoever buys these. #denimflation

Benjamin Button...without the buttons

So what's the deal with the top block? Shallow rear rise or something that makes it feel tighter in the top vs the overall fit?

Perfect, saved me 140 pages! To add (for more detailed history): Ooe Yofukuten is a Japanese denim and heritage clothing brand with a rich history rooted in family tradition and a passion for vintage garments. The brand is owned and operated by the husband-and-wife duo Ryo (Ryohei Ooe) and Hiro (Hiroko Ooe). The Ooe family's connection to clothing craftsmanship dates back to Ryo's grandfather, who was a tailor operating under the family name Ooe. Ryo's father continued the family's manufacturing tradition as a boxmaker. Ryo initially worked at an engineering firm but harbored a deep passion for vintage clothing. His endless search for the perfect pair of jeans eventually led him to start Ooe Yofukuten with his wife Hiro. The couple began by producing small-batch denim that they sold in vintage denim markets in Japan. Their success in these markets allowed them to expand production and open their own workshop. Ooe Yofukuten's workshop is described as a "living sewing museum," featuring an impressive collection of pre-1930s sewing machines. This unique setup allows them to create garments using techniques and equipment from the industrial era, resulting in products that are deeply rooted in historical authenticity. The brand is known for its meticulous attention to detail, period-correct designs, and exceptional quality. They produce not only jeans but also a wide range of handmade goods including jackets, bags, and accessories. Ooe Yofukuten has gained a cult following in the denim and heritage clothing community, with their products often selling out quickly due to high demand. Their commitment to craftsmanship, historical accuracy, and quality has positioned them as one of the most respected brands in the Amekaji-heritage world.