ORDINARY FITS A Japanese brand that started in 2008 with the concept of "clothes you want to wear for the next ten years." Based on simplicity, it focuses intensely on silhouettes and sewing quality. This quality has been cultivated over many years at their own factory in Kojima, Okayama Prefecture, a renowned denim-producing area. They aim to create clothes that become a part of the wearer's life and daily routine, rather than disposable fashion. Perfectly Soft Used ProcessingMade from 100% cotton denim fabric. The denim retains its stiffness while gaining a comfortably soft feel through used processing, offering a sophisticated look from the moment you pick it up.Despite being a thick outer layer, it is easy to wash at home, maintaining cleanliness and durability for heavy use in spring and autumn. Vintage Details Following 2nd DesignFeatures a standard regular collar, with color fading and stitching that add accents like a well-worn vintage piece. Eye-catching front pleats and box stitching are essential designs of the beloved 2nd model for over 70 years. These are not only vintage in style but also designed to allow the garment to expand with the body's movements.The front also features original brand buttons, adding a subtle highlight. Normally, complex parts like sleeves are often simplified in sewing, but this jacket is sewn with all parts using felled seams, meticulously designed to showcase beautiful puckering on the surface. Pay attention to the selvage, also known as 'red ear,' a characteristic indispensable in discussing vintage. It is added to prevent fraying at the fabric's edge when woven on old looms and is a popular detail among denim enthusiasts. The back is equipped with action pleats to ease movement around the shoulders and arms.The hem features an adjuster that allows you to modify the width of the garment, offering versatility in silhouette in one piece. A calculated box silhouette creates a clean style that is not too tight. Ideal for throwing on lightly in early spring or cooler autumn weather, and it serves well as a warm layer when the wind gets chilly.
Related
Related
Related
Related