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60's Jeans 13oz / One-Wash

60's Jeans 13oz / One-Wash

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60's Jeans 13oz / One-Wash

60's Jeans 13oz / One-Wash

Regular price $124.10
Regular price $124.10 Sale price $170.00
SAVE 27% Sold out

4th April 2025: restocked

From this run, we switched the red tab to an indigo dyed tab. For more information please have a look at this blog post.

*The color of the tab was switched to the indigo dyed one. We don't have the red tab anymore.

Fabric:13oz TCB exclusive fabric made of 100% San Joaquin Cotton
Details:Hand-made paper patch
Sewing:Core spun yarn, count 20
PROUDLY DESIGNED and MADE IN JAPAN

This is the recreation of the 60's masterpiece.
it is the more blueish indigo and the slubbiness and the hairy surface that are often considered as the characteristics from the era. Of course, the reproduction is fulfilled professionally to this day by us.

The fabric is 13 OZ, made of San Joaquin cotton.
The San Joaquin cotton is harvested in the southern part of the Central valley amidst the vast farmland located in the centre of California.
The farmland area is surrounded by the mountains and the cottons there are watered from the pure groundwater sourced by the snowmelt water from the beautiful mountains.

It's a tapered fit with a relaxed rise and thigh width.
For the sewing process, the Core spun yarn thread in yarn count of 20 is used throughout this jeans.

The paper patch is all hand-made. when the jeans got pretty faded in general, then it's about the time the paper patch gets torn, leading to showing the dark indigo face from there. When sewing the patch onto the waist, it used to be done in one-stroke in the 50's but then in the 60's, the patch was attached after the construction of jeans itself. The seams around the patch were applied a few mm inner to the centre so that as you wear the fringe of the patch goes a bit round-ish, which is a good character from 60's denim, I believe.

As you wear and love this jeans, it'll show so many commitments we've made.


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