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Why Choose Japanese Denim?
The history of jeans being made in Japan started in the 1960s when denim was imported from the United States and then sewn and sold domestically.
About Heavy Ounce Denim
This is all only possible due to the shared passion and willingness to push the boundaries that
all the craftspeople in the process possess.
Without each of their passion and skill,
none of this would be possible.
LAUNDRY SOAP for JEANS
You want to be able to enjoy your jeans for as many years as possible while attaining the twin goals of awesome fades and keeping actual damage to the fabric to a minimum.
The incredible blue of Japanese natural indigo is often referred to as "Japan Blue"
Japan has a deep history as it pertains to colors, and the Japanese people have a long tradition of using different words to refer to grades of colors that are almost imperceptively different from each other. Put simply, Japan has a unique way of thinking about color with each shade and hue having its own history and meaning.
Differences in Denim by Weight
Samurai original denim starts from 15 ounce and increases up to 25 ounce. However, it is not only just concerned about the heaviness; Samurai takes into account the climate, nature of cotton, uneven yarn and then examines the traditional dyeing techniques, density as well as the natural dye in producing our own denims. After rigorous tests throughout years, Samurai is now producing the denims that could have ultimate fading even in heavy ounces.
SAMURAIが手掛ける生地
現在の定番シリーズ、毎シーズン企画する
限定デニムもあわせると非常に豊富な
バリエーションが存在しますが
(2024年時点で約100種類)、
一つ一つに糸から染め・織りまで徹底的に
こだわった究極のデニムとその歴史とは
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