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My second pair was the Zetto High Tapered. These have so much slub which really becomes apparent when you look at the weft. The material was very coarse for the first couple of wears but softened up immediately. They are very breathable, so I can wear them most of the year apart from the Summer. Back in the day, I tried to wash as little as possible but for this one, I washed whenever necessary. The slubby knots were the first to chip away the indigo which results in what the Japanese call freckle fades. The color has changed drastically from the dark blue with a greenish tint to a bright royal blue. They have seen quite a bit of wear and countless washes and they are still going strong. Unfortunately, I only have one pair of legs for too many pairs of jeans. These are almost sold out but you might find your size here.

This pair is special. The color is so so so unique, I handled a lot of denim in my life but when these were released, they were going so fast, that I was seriously worried to miss out. I scored one of the last pairs and I was delighted when they arrived. They are so light and smooth. These are even wearable in the summer. The bright blue is surely controversial for more traditional denim heads. It’s bold but for summer, all it takes is a nice piece of sneakers (may I recommend YOAK, great construction and they are not widely known outside of Japan) and a nice loop wheeled shirt and you’re set. I know that most of you are in a position where it’s hard to justify yet another pair, but with this one, you won’t struggle to point out why and how it’s different from the rest. When I open my wardrobe and I look at 17 pairs of Japanese raw denim, I can immediately spot the KAZE fabric. And good news for all of you, we recently restocked them in Tapered, High Tapered, and a Type 3 jacket. You are spoilt for choice.

My newest pair, the THT, I bought out of pure necessity. Working for denimio, every day I cannot wear denim feels lost to me. I don’t own any chinos and I don’t own any shorts. The KAZE is great but when it’s 35 degrees, I needed something like linen pants or something. The TEN fabric is exactly that. The fabric is so light, hold them against the sun and you can see how low the tension of this fabric is. The bizarre thing about them is how insanely textured they are. They are slubby but what really sells me is the mad amount of fuzz. When I put them on, they reminded me of woolly trousers, almost like felt but light as a feather. It is an outstanding combination that you don’t come across very often. They fade very nicely, but that is not even the point for me so much with these. The texture simply becomes more apparent with every wear.

My second pair was the Zetto High Tapered. These have so much slub which really becomes apparent when you look at the weft. The material was very coarse for the first couple of wears but softened up immediately. They are very breathable, so I can wear them most of the year apart from the Summer. Back in the day, I tried to wash as little as possible but for this one, I washed whenever necessary. The slubby knots were the first to chip away the indigo which results in what the Japanese call freckle fades. The color has changed drastically from the dark blue with a greenish tint to a bright royal blue. They have seen quite a bit of wear and countless washes and they are still going strong. Unfortunately, I only have one pair of legs for too many pairs of jeans. These are almost sold out but you might find your size here.

This pair is special. The color is so so so unique, I handled a lot of denim in my life but when these were released, they were going so fast, that I was seriously worried to miss out. I scored one of the last pairs and I was delighted when they arrived. They are so light and smooth. These are even wearable in the summer. The bright blue is surely controversial for more traditional denim heads. It’s bold but for summer, all it takes is a nice piece of sneakers (may I recommend YOAK, great construction and they are not widely known outside of Japan) and a nice loop wheeled shirt and you’re set. I know that most of you are in a position where it’s hard to justify yet another pair, but with this one, you won’t struggle to point out why and how it’s different from the rest. When I open my wardrobe and I look at 17 pairs of Japanese raw denim, I can immediately spot the KAZE fabric. And good news for all of you, we recently restocked them in Tapered, High Tapered, and a Type 3 jacket. You are spoilt for choice.

My newest pair, the THT, I bought out of pure necessity. Working for denimio, every day I cannot wear denim feels lost to me. I don’t own any chinos and I don’t own any shorts. The KAZE is great but when it’s 35 degrees, I needed something like linen pants or something. The TEN fabric is exactly that. The fabric is so light, hold them against the sun and you can see how low the tension of this fabric is. The bizarre thing about them is how insanely textured they are. They are slubby but what really sells me is the mad amount of fuzz. When I put them on, they reminded me of woolly trousers, almost like felt but light as a feather. It is an outstanding combination that you don’t come across very often. They fade very nicely, but that is not even the point for me so much with these. The texture simply becomes more apparent with every wear.

我的第二件裤子是 Zetto High Tapered，当你看着它的纬纱时，你会發现这件裤子的竹节的确很明显。一开始穿时，你会感觉布料非常的粗犷，但经过几番穿着之后，它会立即变软。此外，这件裤子非常透气，所以大部分的时间都很适合穿它。清洗方面，除非必要，不然我其实很少清洗这件牛仔裤，但值得注意的是，裤子的颜色会产生戏剧性的变化，从深蓝色到偏绿，进而演变成明亮的宝蓝色，此外，这裤子很耐穿，即使经过多次磨损和无数次的清洗，它依旧健壮。不幸的是，我的裤子太多了，但我只有一双腿。这件裤子很热销，快来找找您的尺码。

这件很特别，颜色超级独特，我一生中处理了很多丹宁，从没有像这样让我欣喜若狂，当它被發佈时，它的销售数度非常快速，以至于我非常担心会错过它，但当我得到它的时候，我非常开心。因为它很轻又舒适，是夏天搭配的不二人选。大胆且明亮的蓝色色系对于传统的牛仔爱好者来说，可能会感到有点为难。在夏天，你只需要的一件圆领上衣和一双很棒的运动鞋，这样就可以了。鞋子方面，也许我可以推荐YOAK。这品牌有着出色的结构，但目前在日本以外的地方还未广为人知。我知道你们大多数的人都很难分辨丹宁布料，但是有了这一件，你大可放心，因为你可以轻鬆分辨出它与其他款式的不同。当我打开我的衣橱，看着17件日本原牛时，我立马就可以认出 KAZE 面料。另外，有一个好消息给大家！我们最近重新补了锥形、高锥、还有Type 3外套。

因为我的个人需求，我入手了最新的一件THT。我没有斜纹棉布裤，也没有短裤。KAZE虽然很棒，但在35度的高温之下，我更需要像亚麻裤之类的东西。TEN 面料恰好就是这样的布料。将它放在阳光下，低张力布料的美好完全显现，另外，这件裤子也很轻。最让我感到惊奇的部分是有关于它的质感，它富有竹节感，也充满绒毛。当我穿上它时，它让我想起了羊毛裤，但它却又几乎轻如羽毛，这样的结合，真是可遇不可求。此外，它有着很棒的褪色效果，但是这对我来说这并不是重点。重点是每次穿时，质地都越来越让人爱不释手。

My second pair was the Zetto High Tapered. These have so much slub which really becomes apparent when you look at the weft. The material was very coarse for the first couple of wears but softened up immediately. They are very breathable, so I can wear them most of the year apart from the Summer. Back in the day, I tried to wash as little as possible but for this one, I washed whenever necessary. The slubby knots were the first to chip away the indigo which results in what the Japanese call freckle fades. The color has changed drastically from the dark blue with a greenish tint to a bright royal blue. They have seen quite a bit of wear and countless washes and they are still going strong. Unfortunately, I only have one pair of legs for too many pairs of jeans. These are almost sold out but you might find your size here.

This pair is special. The color is so so so unique, I handled a lot of denim in my life but when these were released, they were going so fast, that I was seriously worried to miss out. I scored one of the last pairs and I was delighted when they arrived. They are so light and smooth. These are even wearable in the summer. The bright blue is surely controversial for more traditional denim heads. It’s bold but for summer, all it takes is a nice piece of sneakers (may I recommend YOAK, great construction and they are not widely known outside of Japan) and a nice loop wheeled shirt and you’re set. I know that most of you are in a position where it’s hard to justify yet another pair, but with this one, you won’t struggle to point out why and how it’s different from the rest. When I open my wardrobe and I look at 17 pairs of Japanese raw denim, I can immediately spot the KAZE fabric. And good news for all of you, we recently restocked them in Tapered, High Tapered, and a Type 3 jacket. You are spoilt for choice.

My newest pair, the THT, I bought out of pure necessity. Working for denimio, every day I cannot wear denim feels lost to me. I don’t own any chinos and I don’t own any shorts. The KAZE is great but when it’s 35 degrees, I needed something like linen pants or something. The TEN fabric is exactly that. The fabric is so light, hold them against the sun and you can see how low the tension of this fabric is. The bizarre thing about them is how insanely textured they are. They are slubby but what really sells me is the mad amount of fuzz. When I put them on, they reminded me of woolly trousers, almost like felt but light as a feather. It is an outstanding combination that you don’t come across very often. They fade very nicely, but that is not even the point for me so much with these. The texture simply becomes more apparent with every wear.

My second pair was the Zetto High Tapered. These have so much slub which really becomes apparent when you look at the weft. The material was very coarse for the first couple of wears but softened up immediately. They are very breathable, so I can wear them most of the year apart from the Summer. Back in the day, I tried to wash as little as possible but for this one, I washed whenever necessary. The slubby knots were the first to chip away the indigo which results in what the Japanese call freckle fades. The color has changed drastically from the dark blue with a greenish tint to a bright royal blue. They have seen quite a bit of wear and countless washes and they are still going strong. Unfortunately, I only have one pair of legs for too many pairs of jeans. These are almost sold out but you might find your size here.

This pair is special. The color is so so so unique, I handled a lot of denim in my life but when these were released, they were going so fast, that I was seriously worried to miss out. I scored one of the last pairs and I was delighted when they arrived. They are so light and smooth. These are even wearable in the summer. The bright blue is surely controversial for more traditional denim heads. It’s bold but for summer, all it takes is a nice piece of sneakers (may I recommend YOAK, great construction and they are not widely known outside of Japan) and a nice loop wheeled shirt and you’re set. I know that most of you are in a position where it’s hard to justify yet another pair, but with this one, you won’t struggle to point out why and how it’s different from the rest. When I open my wardrobe and I look at 17 pairs of Japanese raw denim, I can immediately spot the KAZE fabric. And good news for all of you, we recently restocked them in Tapered, High Tapered, and a Type 3 jacket. You are spoilt for choice.

My newest pair, the THT, I bought out of pure necessity. Working for denimio, every day I cannot wear denim feels lost to me. I don’t own any chinos and I don’t own any shorts. The KAZE is great but when it’s 35 degrees, I needed something like linen pants or something. The TEN fabric is exactly that. The fabric is so light, hold them against the sun and you can see how low the tension of this fabric is. The bizarre thing about them is how insanely textured they are. They are slubby but what really sells me is the mad amount of fuzz. When I put them on, they reminded me of woolly trousers, almost like felt but light as a feather. It is an outstanding combination that you don’t come across very often. They fade very nicely, but that is not even the point for me so much with these. The texture simply becomes more apparent with every wear.

My second pair was the Zetto High Tapered. These have so much slub which really becomes apparent when you look at the weft. The material was very coarse for the first couple of wears but softened up immediately. They are very breathable, so I can wear them most of the year apart from the Summer. Back in the day, I tried to wash as little as possible but for this one, I washed whenever necessary. The slubby knots were the first to chip away the indigo which results in what the Japanese call freckle fades. The color has changed drastically from the dark blue with a greenish tint to a bright royal blue. They have seen quite a bit of wear and countless washes and they are still going strong. Unfortunately, I only have one pair of legs for too many pairs of jeans. These are almost sold out but you might find your size here.

This pair is special. The color is so so so unique, I handled a lot of denim in my life but when these were released, they were going so fast, that I was seriously worried to miss out. I scored one of the last pairs and I was delighted when they arrived. They are so light and smooth. These are even wearable in the summer. The bright blue is surely controversial for more traditional denim heads. It’s bold but for summer, all it takes is a nice piece of sneakers (may I recommend YOAK, great construction and they are not widely known outside of Japan) and a nice loop wheeled shirt and you’re set. I know that most of you are in a position where it’s hard to justify yet another pair, but with this one, you won’t struggle to point out why and how it’s different from the rest. When I open my wardrobe and I look at 17 pairs of Japanese raw denim, I can immediately spot the KAZE fabric. And good news for all of you, we recently restocked them in Tapered, High Tapered, and a Type 3 jacket. You are spoilt for choice.

My newest pair, the THT, I bought out of pure necessity. Working for denimio, every day I cannot wear denim feels lost to me. I don’t own any chinos and I don’t own any shorts. The KAZE is great but when it’s 35 degrees, I needed something like linen pants or something. The TEN fabric is exactly that. The fabric is so light, hold them against the sun and you can see how low the tension of this fabric is. The bizarre thing about them is how insanely textured they are. They are slubby but what really sells me is the mad amount of fuzz. When I put them on, they reminded me of woolly trousers, almost like felt but light as a feather. It is an outstanding combination that you don’t come across very often. They fade very nicely, but that is not even the point for me so much with these. The texture simply becomes more apparent with every wear.

My second pair was the Zetto High Tapered. These have so much slub which really becomes apparent when you look at the weft. The material was very coarse for the first couple of wears but softened up immediately. They are very breathable, so I can wear them most of the year apart from the Summer. Back in the day, I tried to wash as little as possible but for this one, I washed whenever necessary. The slubby knots were the first to chip away the indigo which results in what the Japanese call freckle fades. The color has changed drastically from the dark blue with a greenish tint to a bright royal blue. They have seen quite a bit of wear and countless washes and they are still going strong. Unfortunately, I only have one pair of legs for too many pairs of jeans. These are almost sold out but you might find your size here.

This pair is special. The color is so so so unique, I handled a lot of denim in my life but when these were released, they were going so fast, that I was seriously worried to miss out. I scored one of the last pairs and I was delighted when they arrived. They are so light and smooth. These are even wearable in the summer. The bright blue is surely controversial for more traditional denim heads. It’s bold but for summer, all it takes is a nice piece of sneakers (may I recommend YOAK, great construction and they are not widely known outside of Japan) and a nice loop wheeled shirt and you’re set. I know that most of you are in a position where it’s hard to justify yet another pair, but with this one, you won’t struggle to point out why and how it’s different from the rest. When I open my wardrobe and I look at 17 pairs of Japanese raw denim, I can immediately spot the KAZE fabric. And good news for all of you, we recently restocked them in Tapered, High Tapered, and a Type 3 jacket. You are spoilt for choice.

My newest pair, the THT, I bought out of pure necessity. Working for denimio, every day I cannot wear denim feels lost to me. I don’t own any chinos and I don’t own any shorts. The KAZE is great but when it’s 35 degrees, I needed something like linen pants or something. The TEN fabric is exactly that. The fabric is so light, hold them against the sun and you can see how low the tension of this fabric is. The bizarre thing about them is how insanely textured they are. They are slubby but what really sells me is the mad amount of fuzz. When I put them on, they reminded me of woolly trousers, almost like felt but light as a feather. It is an outstanding combination that you don’t come across very often. They fade very nicely, but that is not even the point for me so much with these. The texture simply becomes more apparent with every wear.

My second pair was the Zetto High Tapered. These have so much slub which really becomes apparent when you look at the weft. The material was very coarse for the first couple of wears but softened up immediately. They are very breathable, so I can wear them most of the year apart from the Summer. Back in the day, I tried to wash as little as possible but for this one, I washed whenever necessary. The slubby knots were the first to chip away the indigo which results in what the Japanese call freckle fades. The color has changed drastically from the dark blue with a greenish tint to a bright royal blue. They have seen quite a bit of wear and countless washes and they are still going strong. Unfortunately, I only have one pair of legs for too many pairs of jeans. These are almost sold out but you might find your size here.

This pair is special. The color is so so so unique, I handled a lot of denim in my life but when these were released, they were going so fast, that I was seriously worried to miss out. I scored one of the last pairs and I was delighted when they arrived. They are so light and smooth. These are even wearable in the summer. The bright blue is surely controversial for more traditional denim heads. It’s bold but for summer, all it takes is a nice piece of sneakers (may I recommend YOAK, great construction and they are not widely known outside of Japan) and a nice loop wheeled shirt and you’re set. I know that most of you are in a position where it’s hard to justify yet another pair, but with this one, you won’t struggle to point out why and how it’s different from the rest. When I open my wardrobe and I look at 17 pairs of Japanese raw denim, I can immediately spot the KAZE fabric. And good news for all of you, we recently restocked them in Tapered, High Tapered, and a Type 3 jacket. You are spoilt for choice.

My newest pair, the THT, I bought out of pure necessity. Working for denimio, every day I cannot wear denim feels lost to me. I don’t own any chinos and I don’t own any shorts. The KAZE is great but when it’s 35 degrees, I needed something like linen pants or something. The TEN fabric is exactly that. The fabric is so light, hold them against the sun and you can see how low the tension of this fabric is. The bizarre thing about them is how insanely textured they are. They are slubby but what really sells me is the mad amount of fuzz. When I put them on, they reminded me of woolly trousers, almost like felt but light as a feather. It is an outstanding combination that you don’t come across very often. They fade very nicely, but that is not even the point for me so much with these. The texture simply becomes more apparent with every wear.

Второй моей парой были Zetto High Tapered. Это был настоящий и очень выразительный слабби-деним, при том что это не очень тяжёлые джинсы. Первоначально деним казался очень жёстким, но они стали комфортными для меня через очень короткий промежуток времени. Джинсы хорошо пропускают воздух и я ношу их довольно часто, кроме очень жарких летних дней. Раньше я старался стирать джинсы как можно реже, сейчас я стираю по мере необходимости. “Узелки” на поверхности денима стали первыми, где стал проявляться яркий фейдинг. Казалось, что фактура денима становилась похожей на звёздное небо (кстати, японцы называют это “веснушками”) . Очень резко стал приобретать насыщенный королевский синий оттенок. Джинсы носились очень долго и видели бесчисленное количество стирок. К сожалению, у меня есть только одна пара ног на слишком много пар джинсов. Сейчас эта модель почти закончилась, но вы всё ещё можете посмотреть свой размер.

Kaze. Эта пара особенная. Цвет действительно необычен и это нетипично для большинства японских джинсов. Это были лёгкие и воздушные джинсы. Их можно носить даже летом. Ярко-синий, безусловно, вызывает споры для более консервативных денимхедов. Это смело, но для лета достаточно хороших кроссовок (могу порекомендовать YOAK, отличная конструкция, бренд мало известен за пределами Японии). Я знаю, что большинство из нас имеют много пар джинсов и приобретение ещё одной пары является не очень простым шагом:) Но эти джинсы действительно отличаются от других. Когда я открываю свой гардероб и смотрю на 17 пар японского денима, я сразу вижу ткань KAZE. И хорошие новости для всех вас, мы недавно пополнили их запасами Tapered, High Tapered и куртки Type 3. У вас есть выбор.

Свою последнюю пару, THT, я купил по необходимости. Очень часто бывает погода, когда джинсы носить практически невозможно. У меня нет ни брюк, ни шорт. Деним KAZE великолепен, но когда температура 35 градусов, мне нужно что-то вроде льняных штанов. Деним TEN именно таков.  Если вы посмотрите его на свет, то вы увидите, насколько он лёгкий. Самое странное в них то, насколько они безумно фактурны. Когда я надел эти джинсы, они напомнили мне лёгкие шерстяные брюки. Это замечательное сочетание! И эти джинсы очень быстро получают фейдинг.

”สำหรับยีนส์ Tanuki รุ่นต่อมาที่ผมลองก็คือ Zetto ทรงเอวสูง โอ้โห ผ้ารุ่นนี้ยิ่งหยาบกว่าเดิมอีกครับ ยิ่งมองไปที่ลายด้ายพุ่ง ยิ่งเห็นความหยาบคมมาก แต่ไม่อึดอัด ยังระบายอากาศได้บ้าง หลังจากใส่ไปสัก 2-3 ครั้ง ผ้าจะเริ่มนิ่มขึ้น รุ่นนี้ผมใส่ได้ทุกฤดูครับ ใส่ได้บ่อยมากกว่ารุ่นแรก แต่จะซักเท่าที่จำเป็นครับ หลังจากผ่านการซัก จะสังเกตเห็นรอยเฟดค่อย ๆ ชัดขึ้นบริเวณที่เป็นลายเส้นนูนหยาบเหนือเนื้อผ้า ซึ่งเรียกว่ารอย “freckle fades” โทนจะเฟดจากสีน้ำเงินเข้มเป็นสีเหลือบเขียวจนกลายเป็นสีฟ้าสว่าง ถึงจะผ่านการซักหรือเฟดมาพอประมาณ แต่ยีนส์ยังมีความทนทานอยู่มากครับ น่าเสียดายที่ผมมีขาคู่เดียว อยากได้ยีนส์เพิ่มอีก รุ่นนี้ใกล้จะสต็อก หากใครสนใจก็ยังพอมีบางไซส์เหลืออยู่นะครับ”

“ยีนส์รุ่นมีความพิเศษมากในเรื่องสีสัน ผมสะสมยีนส์มาหลายตัว เพิ่งเคยเห็นยีนส์รุ่นนี้พอปล่อยออกมา ผมนี่เกือบกดสั่งซื้อแทบไม่ทัน สุดท้ายก็คว้ามาได้นะครับ พอเห็นยีนส์ครั้งแรก ถูกใจมากครับ เนื้อผ้าเรียบไม่สะดุดมือเหมือนรุ่นที่แล้ว แต่คอยีนส์อีกแนวที่ชอบผ้าคม ๆ เข้ม ๆ อาจจะไม่ค่อยว้าวกับสีสัน จะว่าไปแล้วยีนส์รุ่นนี้ใส่ช่วงฤดูร้อนก็เข้ากับอากาศดีเหมือนกันครับ หารองเท้าผ้าใบเท่ ๆ สักคู่มาใส่เข้ากันได้ดีมาก (รองเท้าประมาณ YOAK แบรนด์นี้อาจยังไม่ค่อยเป็นที่รู้จักนัก แต่คนญี่ปุ่นจะทราบดีว่าดีไซน์และคุณภาพรองเท้าแบรนด์นี้สมราคา) เสริมด้วยเสื้อเชิ้ตในแบบที่คุณชอบอีกหน่อย จบสวยครับ! ผมเข้าใจดีเลยครับว่าการที่เราจะตัดสินใจซื้อยีนส์ที่ฉีกแนวออกไปจากที่เคยใส่ คงต้องคิดหนักพอสมควร ผมฝากไว้สั้น ๆ สำหรับรุ่นนี้ เป็นรุ่นที่เปิดตู้เสื้อผ้าออกมาแล้ว ผมเห็น KAZE เด่นชัดก่อนยีนส์ 17 ตัวที่เหลือในตู้ครับ หมดคำถามในใจว่า ซื้อยีนส์ตัวใหม่มาแล้วต่างกับตัวเก่ายังไง? สำหรับใครที่สนใจ Denimio รีสต็อกรุ่นนี้เพิ่ม รวมทั้งแจ็กเก็ต Type 3 ด้วยครับ เลือกชม เลือกช้อปกันได้ตามชอบครับ”

”ส่วนยีนส์ตัวล่าสุด คือรุ่น THT ซื้อมาด้วยความอยากล้วน ๆ ผมทำงานกับ Denimio แล้วไม่ได้ลองยีนส์ใหม่ ๆ มันก็คันมือ คันขานะครับ ผมไม่ได้ซื้อกางเกงผ้า chino หรือแม้แต่กางเกงขาสั้นบ่อยเท่ายีนส์ ยีนส์ KAZE ตัวก่อนก็ใส่ดีมาก แต่พอช่วงอากาศราว 35 องศา มันร้อนมาก ผมเลยอยากได้กางเกงผ้าลินินหรืออะไรแนว ๆ นั้น ซึ่งผ้ายีนส์รุ่น TEN ตอบโจทย์ ตัวผ้าจะเบามาก ผมลองจับยีนส์ส่องกับแสงแดด จะรู้เลยว่าผ้าผ่านการทอแบบแรงตึงผิวต่ำ ความหนาแน่นของผ้าจึงน้อย ทำให้ระบายอากาศได้ดีมาก จุดเด่นอยู่ที่เท็กซ์เจอร์ที่แปลกตาคือ ผ้ามีความหยาบ ตอนซื้อมาแรก ๆ ผ้าขึ้นขน พอใส่ไปสักพัก รู้สึกเหมือนใส่กางเกงผ้าสักหลาดแต่เบาเหมือนขนนก! เป็นการผสมผสานที่ลงตัวและไม่ค่อยพบยีนส์แบบนี้มากนัก ตอนสีเฟดออกก็สวยไม่เบาครับ แต่ผมไม่ได้ซีเรียสเรื่องเฟด ผมว้าวเรื่องผ้าของยีนส์รุ่นนี้ครับ ใส่ง่าย ยิ่งใส่ ยิ่งเห็นความเซอร์ไพรส์”

My second pair was the Zetto High Tapered. These have so much slub which really becomes apparent when you look at the weft. The material was very coarse for the first couple of wears but softened up immediately. They are very breathable, so I can wear them most of the year apart from the Summer. Back in the day, I tried to wash as little as possible but for this one, I washed whenever necessary. The slubby knots were the first to chip away the indigo which results in what the Japanese call freckle fades. The color has changed drastically from the dark blue with a greenish tint to a bright royal blue. They have seen quite a bit of wear and countless washes and they are still going strong. Unfortunately, I only have one pair of legs for too many pairs of jeans. These are almost sold out but you might find your size here.

This pair is special. The color is so so so unique, I handled a lot of denim in my life but when these were released, they were going so fast, that I was seriously worried to miss out. I scored one of the last pairs and I was delighted when they arrived. They are so light and smooth. These are even wearable in the summer. The bright blue is surely controversial for more traditional denim heads. It’s bold but for summer, all it takes is a nice piece of sneakers (may I recommend YOAK, great construction and they are not widely known outside of Japan) and a nice loop wheeled shirt and you’re set. I know that most of you are in a position where it’s hard to justify yet another pair, but with this one, you won’t struggle to point out why and how it’s different from the rest. When I open my wardrobe and I look at 17 pairs of Japanese raw denim, I can immediately spot the KAZE fabric. And good news for all of you, we recently restocked them in Tapered, High Tapered, and a Type 3 jacket. You are spoilt for choice.

My newest pair, the THT, I bought out of pure necessity. Working for denimio, every day I cannot wear denim feels lost to me. I don’t own any chinos and I don’t own any shorts. The KAZE is great but when it’s 35 degrees, I needed something like linen pants or something. The TEN fabric is exactly that. The fabric is so light, hold them against the sun and you can see how low the tension of this fabric is. The bizarre thing about them is how insanely textured they are. They are slubby but what really sells me is the mad amount of fuzz. When I put them on, they reminded me of woolly trousers, almost like felt but light as a feather. It is an outstanding combination that you don’t come across very often. They fade very nicely, but that is not even the point for me so much with these. The texture simply becomes more apparent with every wear.

My second pair was the Zetto High Tapered. These have so much slub which really becomes apparent when you look at the weft. The material was very coarse for the first couple of wears but softened up immediately. They are very breathable, so I can wear them most of the year apart from the Summer. Back in the day, I tried to wash as little as possible but for this one, I washed whenever necessary. The slubby knots were the first to chip away the indigo which results in what the Japanese call freckle fades. The color has changed drastically from the dark blue with a greenish tint to a bright royal blue. They have seen quite a bit of wear and countless washes and they are still going strong. Unfortunately, I only have one pair of legs for too many pairs of jeans. These are almost sold out but you might find your size here.

This pair is special. The color is so so so unique, I handled a lot of denim in my life but when these were released, they were going so fast, that I was seriously worried to miss out. I scored one of the last pairs and I was delighted when they arrived. They are so light and smooth. These are even wearable in the summer. The bright blue is surely controversial for more traditional denim heads. It’s bold but for summer, all it takes is a nice piece of sneakers (may I recommend YOAK, great construction and they are not widely known outside of Japan) and a nice loop wheeled shirt and you’re set. I know that most of you are in a position where it’s hard to justify yet another pair, but with this one, you won’t struggle to point out why and how it’s different from the rest. When I open my wardrobe and I look at 17 pairs of Japanese raw denim, I can immediately spot the KAZE fabric. And good news for all of you, we recently restocked them in Tapered, High Tapered, and a Type 3 jacket. You are spoilt for choice.

My newest pair, the THT, I bought out of pure necessity. Working for denimio, every day I cannot wear denim feels lost to me. I don’t own any chinos and I don’t own any shorts. The KAZE is great but when it’s 35 degrees, I needed something like linen pants or something. The TEN fabric is exactly that. The fabric is so light, hold them against the sun and you can see how low the tension of this fabric is. The bizarre thing about them is how insanely textured they are. They are slubby but what really sells me is the mad amount of fuzz. When I put them on, they reminded me of woolly trousers, almost like felt but light as a feather. It is an outstanding combination that you don’t come across very often. They fade very nicely, but that is not even the point for me so much with these. The texture simply becomes more apparent with every wear.