JAPAN BLUE JEANS
A denim brand with a textile manufacturer in the Kojima district of Okayama Prefecture, renowned worldwide as a denim production area. Launched in 2011, the brand started to promote the quality of MADE IN JAPAN DENIM abroad. They propose jeans with a new value, combining silhouettes recognized in Europe and America with domestic quality.









Special Custom Colors
The full black color uses black for both the warp and weft threads. Compared to black jeans woven with white and black threads, this produces a deeper color, giving a chic and urban impression.

The Greck color uses gray for the warp and black for the weft. The inclusion of gray adds a calm texture, making it an easy item to incorporate into outfits. The subtle fade, different from that of black jeans, is also appealing.



The fabric is a 12oz selvedge denim with a moderate thickness. Since the fabric is pre-dyed at the yarn stage, the threads are thoroughly dyed to the core, making the color less prone to fading and allowing you to enjoy its deep hue for a long time.





Vintage Details
The front features a zipper fly with a "BLUE" engraved donut button. The classical 5-pocket design and punched rivets enhance the vintage feel.

The leather patch is made of tanned cowhide, which develops a richer texture with wear, allowing you to enjoy the aging process.



Pay attention to the selvedge, commonly known as "red ears," visible when the hem is rolled up. This detail, a sign of being woven on an old loom, is a testament to the craftsmanship.





A plain silhouette that is neither too wide nor too narrow. The gradual taper from the thigh to the hem gives a sleek look to the legs. The moderately slim design allows for long-term wear without being influenced by trends.