Description
GOOD CONDITION : Slightly scratched or dirty
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Please see the picture for the details of damages and dirt or ask us before your purchase.
See the pictures for more details.
If you have any questions about the product, please send us a message.
[Size]
W: 15.35 inches x 2
L: 30.32 inches
Hem width: 8.46 inches
[BRAND]
WAREHOUSE is a Japanese American casual brand. Established in 1995 by the Shioya brothers. Popular items include denim, flannel shirts, sweatshirts, and stadium jackets. It is known around the world for its authentic denim workwear with attention to detail. We pursue the theme of ``faithful reproduction of vintage clothes'' that never gets swept away. The Shioya brothers travel around the world, searching for ways to process vintage denim, and sublimating it into a denim style suitable for the 21st century. The company's meticulous manufacturing, full of craftsmanship, is highly acclaimed. When we happen to come across a vintage garment, we consider the background of the era in which it was produced, and thoroughly research everything from the single thread to the fabric, sewing, and washing process. One famous example is denim that uses an oxidizing agent to create a deadstock texture. We don't just reprint, we also work on sizing so that we don't lose the feel of vintage clothes, such as the ruggedness of when they were produced and the smell of uniforms used for work.
W: 15.35 inches x 2
L: 30.32 inches
Hem width: 8.46 inches
[BRAND]
WAREHOUSE is a Japanese American casual brand. Established in 1995 by the Shioya brothers. Popular items include denim, flannel shirts, sweatshirts, and stadium jackets. It is known around the world for its authentic denim workwear with attention to detail. We pursue the theme of ``faithful reproduction of vintage clothes'' that never gets swept away. The Shioya brothers travel around the world, searching for ways to process vintage denim, and sublimating it into a denim style suitable for the 21st century. The company's meticulous manufacturing, full of craftsmanship, is highly acclaimed. When we happen to come across a vintage garment, we consider the background of the era in which it was produced, and thoroughly research everything from the single thread to the fabric, sewing, and washing process. One famous example is denim that uses an oxidizing agent to create a deadstock texture. We don't just reprint, we also work on sizing so that we don't lose the feel of vintage clothes, such as the ruggedness of when they were produced and the smell of uniforms used for work.