ORDINARY FITSA Japanese brand that started in 2008 with the concept of "clothes you want to wear even 10 years from now." With a focus on simplicity, the brand is known for its attention to detail in silhouette and stitching. Its quality is built from years of expertise at their own factory in Kojima, Okayama, the birthplace of denim. Instead of creating disposable fashion driven by trends, the brand develops clothing that becomes part of the wearer's daily life. Check out the same 2nd model in used color here >> New Appeal of DenimThe denim fabric is a 14-ounce selvedge denim with a one-wash finish. It retains the vintage texture while providing a comfortable fit that blends easily into everyday outfits. The design allows for a relaxed, effortless look.Despite being a thick outerwear piece, it is machine washable at home, making it a convenient, tough item that can be worn frequently throughout spring and autumn while keeping it clean. Vintage-Like DetailsThe collar adopts a standard regular collar, with stitching that stands out against the deep navy of the denim, adding an accent to the piece. Noteworthy features like the front pleats and box stitching are key design elements of the 2nd model that have been loved for over 70 years. These vintage-inspired details not only add character but also function to accommodate the natural movement of the body, allowing the width to expand accordingly.Additionally, the front features the brand's original buttons, adding a subtle, stylish touch. One of the essential vintage features is the "red selvedge" on the denim. This detail, added during the weaving process to prevent fraying of the fabric edges, is a popular feature among denim enthusiasts. The back of the garment features action pleats to enhance the ease of movement around the shoulders and arms. The hem is equipped with adjusters, allowing you to enjoy different silhouettes with just one garment. The calculated boxy silhouette creates a clean, sharp look without being too tight. It’s perfect for wearing lightly in the spring or early autumn, and when the weather gets colder, simply button it up to function as a warm outer layer.
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