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This remarkable fabric, weighing 14.2 oz showcases a rustic texture and a deep, redcast indigo hue, is a true masterpiece. Crafted by the renowned Shinya Mills in Okayama, Japan, it exemplifies the art of perfecting selvage denim imperfections.
The story behind Dry Ace Selvage is as fascinating as the fabric itself. It all began with a vintage, unbranded pair of jeans believed to date back to the 1950s, discovered in a thrift store somewhere in the USA. These jeans displayed wear and significant fading, and most importantly an incredible texture. They made their way to Japan, where denim from the jeans was meticulously reverse-engineered in exhaustive detail.
The art of reverse engineering denim is a hallmark of the artisanal Japanese denim industry. Dry Ace Selvage is a remarkable example of this craft, as well as a testament to the unique collaborative approach sometimes employed for premium Japanese denim. The rather extreme slub yarns are spun by Yamachu Mengyo Co. Ltd. in Osaka. The warp yarns undergo an impressive 20 dips in pure indigo dye, resulting in a deeply saturated surface with a notably substantial undyed core, courtesy of Kaihara Co. Ltd. in Hiroshima. Finally, the fabric is masterfully woven under low tension on vintage shuttle looms by Shinya Mills in Okayama. The guiding principle here is - do what you do best - and the final product beautifully reflects the craftsmanship at each stage of the denim's creation.
- Style: Danny Ace Selvage Denim Jacket
- Fit: Regular fit
- Color: Indigo
- Material: 100% cotton
- Made from 14.2 oz. rigid Japanese selvage denim
- Organic cotton
- Redcast denim
- Tobacco thread at all seams
- Navy buttonholes
- Antique silver buttons
- Jacron patch
Model is 189cm - wears size M
