SUGAR CANE WWII Denim Jacket 1946 S506XX - Size 38

Compared to other wartime models, the stitching is relatively subdued, but some areas show a coarse stitch pitch. The thread color is the most yellow of this lineup. At first glance, it looks like an early wartime blouse, but the fabric texture and the discovery of Waist Overalls alongside it in the deceased's suitcase as a relic from a rural home in the northwestern United States led to the determination that it was a 1946 model.

SUGAR CANE Super "Denim" Collectibles

A new label launched by Yuichi Fukutomi of Sugar Cane, bringing together denim specialists.

SUGAR CANE Super "Denim" Collectibles.

This time, they have welcomed Shigeteki Wakatani, one of the world's leading vintage denim collectors, and based on super vintage pieces of deadstock and golden sizes, which are now considered impossible to obtain, they completely reproduce the "individuality" of those precious items.

The first collection fearlessly unveils four super vintage "wartime models" that are currently attracting the most attention in the vintage market.

Based on deadstock vintage that has not even been washed, they can analyze in more detail than ever before the color of the indigo oxidized with the remaining starch, and the spinning of the warp and weft threads used. The fabric has a finish that is mistaken for vintage at a glance.

The parts are made with the aim of achieving the aged look of deadstock. For the first time in this project, they are using two-needle iron buckles, which have been avoided for safety reasons.

Regarding sewing, they have reproduced not only the thread count and machine pitch, but also the distorted stitch work that is not uniform in width.

COTTON 100%

【Production Country】
JAPAN