FOB FACTORY WWII Selvedge Denim 5P

Simplified specifications (omission of coin pocket rivets) due to material control during the war during World War II. Use surplus fabric such as shirt fabric such as herringbone for military wear). Produced the so-called "war model" that was obligatory.
 
Denim
Developed selvedge denim using 13oz recycled cotton. Regenerated fibers made from 100% cotton products such as discarded T-shirts and GOTS certified organic cotton. Selvedge denim woven with a power loom with a mixture of threads has a natural nep feeling and fluff. With a crude workwear look, it has a matte look.
 
Sewing
During the war, veteran sewing workers were assigned to sew military uniforms and were unfamiliar with the production of denim. It is said that the workers sewed.
Although it is a level of sewing that is judged to be defective by the current standards, I find this imperfection attractive and jeans. Feeling the depth, I aimed and reproduced the distorted sewing.
 
Silhouette
In the F.O.B FACTORY denim lineup. F151 is tight from the waist to the thighs, and is a tight straight that naturally flows to the hem. The F147 has a loose rise, but the thighs are tight and tapered to the hem.
 
Slim straight
This F150 is a relaxed tapered straight with a moderate amount of space from the waist to the thighs and a squeeze on the hem. Produced on line. The essence of workwear is used, and the hem is set thin for coordination. It is finished in one that is easy to coordinate with various styles.
 
Material: 100% cotton
Made in Japan