Studio d'Artisan 45th Kakishibu extreme jeans (SP-110) Decka Ripstop-nylon lining with mechanical stretch

Ripstop-nylon lining with mechanical stretch

The indigo colour is one of the oldest dark navy blue that has been used since the beginning of indigo rope-dyeing for jeans in Japan

the discovery of rare Levi’s pants from 1880 in a California mine

With a design harking back to the classic styles of the early 20th century

Studio d'Artisan 45th Kakishibu extreme jeans (SP-110) Decka Ripstop-nylon lining with mechanical stretchStudio d'Artisan 45th Kakishibu extreme jeans (SP 110) Studio D'Artisan pursued the finest roughness and weightiness. The warp yarn dyed with Japan's traditional dyeing technique, "Kakishibu dyeing," harmonizes perfectly with slub yarn and nep yarn No. 6, gradually pounded to the extreme during the weaving process with a power loom, creating a strong unevenness. Super slub yarn No. 5 is used for the weft yarn, creating a unique texture that