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by : Daguijoke (CN)

Japanese denim TCB brand in the eyes of many domestic denim enthusiasts. Seen as the perfect combination of value for money and workshop style. Simply put, it’s a reproduction of the details that Japanese denim always pursue. In addition, they guarantee a certain level of material and hardware. It’s relatively inexpensive in terms of price. Basically, they’re all around the $1,000 price threshold. The ghost is also quite fond of the TCB brand. It’s a joint project with Denimio, a Japanese denim website. Released a new pair of pants based on the concept of “Japanese paper”. So what’s so special about this co-branding? Let’s start with the Japanese garden,

Cattlemen familiar with TCB should have a rough idea of the Their trousers are predominantly early turn-of-the-century style. Like 50s, 20s already recently to be launched 40s Mostly leaning towards a looser, straighter cut. But this co-branded pant is a bit more interesting It’s called HIGH RISE RELAX TAPERED. That is, a strange combination of high-waisted, loose tapered pants. You can see there’s plenty of room in the hips and thighs. Knees down to the trousers have a tendency to suddenly tighten again And what would that look like on the body? Don’t worry about that till the end of this article.

Buttons and brass rivets continue TCB’s style It’s more minimalist and less fancy. Button with TWO CAT BRAND printed in English. The acronym is TCB. But remember the meaning of TCB in earlier times And Taking Care of Business.

There’s a white cloth marker right here in the change pocket. It’s dotted with three little blue bars. In Denimio’s co-branding with other Japanese cattle brands You’ll also often see this white cloth marker in detail It’s probably just a Denimio-specific logo. If you look closely, it kind of looks like a D-Net logo beetle. Doxology at the mid-seam seam on the back of the crust.

TCB’s pants rarely see pocket flowers and red flags. Still not breaking the mold on this joint. Cattlemen with a fondness for pocket flowers and red flags It might just be hard to find that on TCB. This time, the ghosts chose the pint version. You can see that there are a lot of shrinkage folds on the surface. A personal, irresponsible guess. There’s a high chance of a lightning pattern fallout effect later in the day The texture of the fabric is slightly unique compared to traditional Japanese cattle. No heavy, rough, grainy or feathery feel. Instead, it’s a little smoother, even smoother. This has a lot to do with the blended Japanese paper fiber material.

The pattern on the back of the cardboard is more childish. There’s a cute cat lounging on the side of the rim. On the left and right are straw hats and beetles. You know, TCB’s manager is a bit of a cat slave. Emotions for cats are reflected in product design. And the beetle is Denimio’s official mascot.

“The dark red pocket cloth is covered in a diamond texture pattern. Echoing the theme of Japanese washi paper Rear pockets still have the reinforcement detail of hidden rivets The wash label indicates 68% cotton and 32% Japanese paper content. But I don’t know why with the official product description page There is a discrepancy between the figures for 71% cotton and 29% wool and paper. You can also see traces of blue staining on the wash label. Including a little scuffed indigo stain blue on the leather plate. It’s possible that the blended Japanese paper caused the dyeing to be less strong. That means the color fall should be faster.”

The trousers have taken on a tornado crease effect at the leg. The color should be good for the future. A more conventional ragged edge can be seen on the inside. The pants the officer chose to wear are a size W34. The specific measured data for each location are as follows Waist42FrontCrotch26Thigh34Pants19PantsLength107

Well, it’s time for the final wrap-up. Overall it’s a rather distinctive pair of pants. Not only in the special denim of blends and paper The cut of the pants also neutralizes the usual style of TCB and D-Net Although there is no sample reference for future fading. But Big Ghost guesses it would have formed relatively quickly. The lighter blue, creased texture is more solid and has a lightning pattern of fallen colors. Plus, the Early Bird is on sale for 15% off at a price in the low 1,000s! For those who are new to Hara-Niu culture and would like to experience the coloring process. And in the wear with more daily casual friends This distinctive joint would be a great choice. For a hardcore retro look with an engineer. Then these leggings are a little more difficult to achieve. It’s all about personal experience with cattle and what you wear. And here’s a quick little video You can also read about the dynamic side of things.

Sourced from: https://mp.weixin.qq.com/s/Lg2Icneu5XfbtC4HDosD1w

by : Daguijoke (CN)

Japanese denim TCB brand in the eyes of many domestic denim enthusiasts. Seen as the perfect combination of value for money and workshop style. Simply put, it’s a reproduction of the details that Japanese denim always pursue. In addition, they guarantee a certain level of material and hardware. It’s relatively inexpensive in terms of price. Basically, they’re all around the $1,000 price threshold. The ghost is also quite fond of the TCB brand. It’s a joint project with Denimio, a Japanese denim website. Released a new pair of pants based on the concept of “Japanese paper”. So what’s so special about this co-branding? Let’s start with the Japanese garden,

Cattlemen familiar with TCB should have a rough idea of the Their trousers are predominantly early turn-of-the-century style. Like 50s, 20s already recently to be launched 40s Mostly leaning towards a looser, straighter cut. But this co-branded pant is a bit more interesting It’s called HIGH RISE RELAX TAPERED. That is, a strange combination of high-waisted, loose tapered pants. You can see there’s plenty of room in the hips and thighs. Knees down to the trousers have a tendency to suddenly tighten again And what would that look like on the body? Don’t worry about that till the end of this article.

Buttons and brass rivets continue TCB’s style It’s more minimalist and less fancy. Button with TWO CAT BRAND printed in English. The acronym is TCB. But remember the meaning of TCB in earlier times And Taking Care of Business.

There’s a white cloth marker right here in the change pocket. It’s dotted with three little blue bars. In Denimio’s co-branding with other Japanese cattle brands You’ll also often see this white cloth marker in detail It’s probably just a Denimio-specific logo. If you look closely, it kind of looks like a D-Net logo beetle. Doxology at the mid-seam seam on the back of the crust.

TCB’s pants rarely see pocket flowers and red flags. Still not breaking the mold on this joint. Cattlemen with a fondness for pocket flowers and red flags It might just be hard to find that on TCB. This time, the ghosts chose the pint version. You can see that there are a lot of shrinkage folds on the surface. A personal, irresponsible guess. There’s a high chance of a lightning pattern fallout effect later in the day The texture of the fabric is slightly unique compared to traditional Japanese cattle. No heavy, rough, grainy or feathery feel. Instead, it’s a little smoother, even smoother. This has a lot to do with the blended Japanese paper fiber material.

The pattern on the back of the cardboard is more childish. There’s a cute cat lounging on the side of the rim. On the left and right are straw hats and beetles. You know, TCB’s manager is a bit of a cat slave. Emotions for cats are reflected in product design. And the beetle is Denimio’s official mascot.

“The dark red pocket cloth is covered in a diamond texture pattern. Echoing the theme of Japanese washi paper Rear pockets still have the reinforcement detail of hidden rivets The wash label indicates 68% cotton and 32% Japanese paper content. But I don’t know why with the official product description page There is a discrepancy between the figures for 71% cotton and 29% wool and paper. You can also see traces of blue staining on the wash label. Including a little scuffed indigo stain blue on the leather plate. It’s possible that the blended Japanese paper caused the dyeing to be less strong. That means the color fall should be faster.”

The trousers have taken on a tornado crease effect at the leg. The color should be good for the future. A more conventional ragged edge can be seen on the inside. The pants the officer chose to wear are a size W34. The specific measured data for each location are as follows Waist42FrontCrotch26Thigh34Pants19PantsLength107

Well, it’s time for the final wrap-up. Overall it’s a rather distinctive pair of pants. Not only in the special denim of blends and paper The cut of the pants also neutralizes the usual style of TCB and D-Net Although there is no sample reference for future fading. But Big Ghost guesses it would have formed relatively quickly. The lighter blue, creased texture is more solid and has a lightning pattern of fallen colors. Plus, the Early Bird is on sale for 15% off at a price in the low 1,000s! For those who are new to Hara-Niu culture and would like to experience the coloring process. And in the wear with more daily casual friends This distinctive joint would be a great choice. For a hardcore retro look with an engineer. Then these leggings are a little more difficult to achieve. It’s all about personal experience with cattle and what you wear. And here’s a quick little video You can also read about the dynamic side of things.

Sourced from: https://mp.weixin.qq.com/s/Lg2Icneu5XfbtC4HDosD1w

by : Daguijoke (CN)

日牛TCB这个品牌在不少国内牛友的眼中

被视为性价比与工坊风格的完美结合

简单讲就是说有着日牛一贯追求复刻细节

且在面料做工五金方面保证一定水准基础上

在价格上相对来讲算是比较亲民的了

基本上都是在千元左右的日牛价格门槛

大鬼也是对TCB这个品牌蛮有好感的

这不最近又和日牛网站Denimio联名策划

推出了一款以【和紙】为概念的新裤子

那这一次的联名有什么特别之处呢

让我们先从日本庭院中的【缘侧】说起吧

熟悉TCB的牛友们应该大概了解过

他们的裤型都是以上世纪早期风格为主

像50s、20s已经最近要推出的40s

基本都偏向于较宽松的直筒剪裁

但这条联名款的裤型比较有意思

叫做HIGH RISE RELAX TAPERED

也就是高腰宽松锥形裤的奇怪搭配

可以看出屁股和大腿处的空间很充裕

膝盖向下到裤脚又会突然收紧的趋势

那具体上身效果会是什么样呢

先别急这个等文末再上图揭晓答案

纽扣和铜质铆钉延续了TCB的风格

比较简约没有花里胡哨的设计

纽扣印有TWO CAT BRAND的英文

首字母缩写即为TCB

不过记得较早期时候TCB的含义

还有Taking Care of Business的意思

在零钱小口袋这里有个白布标

上面点缀三道蓝色的小竖杠

在Denimio与其他日牛品牌的联名中

也会经常看到这个白布标的细节

大概就是Denimio独有的一个标识吧

仔细看的话有点像D网Logo小甲虫

背面甲壳中间缝接缝处的道道

TCB的裤子很少见到袋花和红旗

在这条联名款上依旧没有突破传统

对袋花和红旗情有独钟的牛友们

可能就在TCB上难以找到这种感觉了

此次大鬼选择的是官脱版本

可以看出表面已有不少的收缩皱褶

个人不负责任地猜测一下

日后有很大几率会出现闪电纹落色效果

布料的质感较之传统日牛略显独特

没有厚重粗糙颗粒感及毛羽感

反而有些平顺甚至于光滑的感觉

这与混纺了和紙纤维材质有很大关系

后腰纸牌上的图案比较有童趣

缘侧上悠闲地躺着一只可爱的猫咪

左右两旁分别是草帽和甲虫

要知道TCB主理人可算是个猫奴

对猫咪的情感在产品设计中就有所体现

甲虫呢则是Denimio的官方吉祥物了

暗红色口袋布上遍布菱形纹理图案

与日本和紙的主题交相呼应

后口袋依旧有隐藏铆钉的补强细节

洗标上标注了68%棉和32%和紙成分

但不知道为何与官方产品介绍页面中

71%棉和29%和紙的数据有所出入

此外能看到洗标上有被染蓝的痕迹

包括皮牌上也有些许蹭上的靛蓝染蓝

可能是混纺和紙导致了染色没那么牢固

也就是说落色的速度应该会比较快

裤脚处已经有了龙卷风的皱褶效果

日后养成的落色应该会不错

内侧能看到较为常规的赤耳布边

这条官脱的裤子大鬼选择了是W34码

各个位置具体实测数据如下

腰围42前裆26大腿34裤脚19裤长107

好啦又到了最后总结的时候啦

总体来说这是一条比较有特色的裤子

不仅体现在混纺和紙的特殊丹宁布上面

裤型剪裁也是中和了TCB和D网的一贯风格

虽然说没有日后落色的样本参考

但大鬼猜测应该是比较快的就会形成

较为淡蓝皱褶纹理立体且会有闪电纹的落色

此外再加上早鸟85折后一千出头的发售价格

可能对于刚接触原牛文化想体验落色过程

并在穿着搭配上更为日常休闲的朋友们

这条有特点的联名款会是个不错的选择

如果想搭配工程师穿出硬核复古感

那这条收脚裤就比较难以达到效果了

总之还是看个人的养牛体验和穿搭需求吧

下面还有一个简单的小视频

动态方面的介绍各位也可以一同看下啦

Sourced from: https://mp.weixin.qq.com/s/Lg2Icneu5XfbtC4HDosD1w

by : Daguijoke (CN)

Japanese denim TCB brand in the eyes of many domestic denim enthusiasts. Seen as the perfect combination of value for money and workshop style. Simply put, it’s a reproduction of the details that Japanese denim always pursue. In addition, they guarantee a certain level of material and hardware. It’s relatively inexpensive in terms of price. Basically, they’re all around the $1,000 price threshold. The ghost is also quite fond of the TCB brand. It’s a joint project with Denimio, a Japanese denim website. Released a new pair of pants based on the concept of “Japanese paper”. So what’s so special about this co-branding? Let’s start with the Japanese garden,

Cattlemen familiar with TCB should have a rough idea of the Their trousers are predominantly early turn-of-the-century style. Like 50s, 20s already recently to be launched 40s Mostly leaning towards a looser, straighter cut. But this co-branded pant is a bit more interesting It’s called HIGH RISE RELAX TAPERED. That is, a strange combination of high-waisted, loose tapered pants. You can see there’s plenty of room in the hips and thighs. Knees down to the trousers have a tendency to suddenly tighten again And what would that look like on the body? Don’t worry about that till the end of this article.

Buttons and brass rivets continue TCB’s style It’s more minimalist and less fancy. Button with TWO CAT BRAND printed in English. The acronym is TCB. But remember the meaning of TCB in earlier times And Taking Care of Business.

There’s a white cloth marker right here in the change pocket. It’s dotted with three little blue bars. In Denimio’s co-branding with other Japanese cattle brands You’ll also often see this white cloth marker in detail It’s probably just a Denimio-specific logo. If you look closely, it kind of looks like a D-Net logo beetle. Doxology at the mid-seam seam on the back of the crust.

TCB’s pants rarely see pocket flowers and red flags. Still not breaking the mold on this joint. Cattlemen with a fondness for pocket flowers and red flags It might just be hard to find that on TCB. This time, the ghosts chose the pint version. You can see that there are a lot of shrinkage folds on the surface. A personal, irresponsible guess. There’s a high chance of a lightning pattern fallout effect later in the day The texture of the fabric is slightly unique compared to traditional Japanese cattle. No heavy, rough, grainy or feathery feel. Instead, it’s a little smoother, even smoother. This has a lot to do with the blended Japanese paper fiber material.

The pattern on the back of the cardboard is more childish. There’s a cute cat lounging on the side of the rim. On the left and right are straw hats and beetles. You know, TCB’s manager is a bit of a cat slave. Emotions for cats are reflected in product design. And the beetle is Denimio’s official mascot.

“The dark red pocket cloth is covered in a diamond texture pattern. Echoing the theme of Japanese washi paper Rear pockets still have the reinforcement detail of hidden rivets The wash label indicates 68% cotton and 32% Japanese paper content. But I don’t know why with the official product description page There is a discrepancy between the figures for 71% cotton and 29% wool and paper. You can also see traces of blue staining on the wash label. Including a little scuffed indigo stain blue on the leather plate. It’s possible that the blended Japanese paper caused the dyeing to be less strong. That means the color fall should be faster.”

The trousers have taken on a tornado crease effect at the leg. The color should be good for the future. A more conventional ragged edge can be seen on the inside. The pants the officer chose to wear are a size W34. The specific measured data for each location are as follows Waist42FrontCrotch26Thigh34Pants19PantsLength107

Well, it’s time for the final wrap-up. Overall it’s a rather distinctive pair of pants. Not only in the special denim of blends and paper The cut of the pants also neutralizes the usual style of TCB and D-Net Although there is no sample reference for future fading. But Big Ghost guesses it would have formed relatively quickly. The lighter blue, creased texture is more solid and has a lightning pattern of fallen colors. Plus, the Early Bird is on sale for 15% off at a price in the low 1,000s! For those who are new to Hara-Niu culture and would like to experience the coloring process. And in the wear with more daily casual friends This distinctive joint would be a great choice. For a hardcore retro look with an engineer. Then these leggings are a little more difficult to achieve. It’s all about personal experience with cattle and what you wear. And here’s a quick little video You can also read about the dynamic side of things.

Sourced from: https://mp.weixin.qq.com/s/Lg2Icneu5XfbtC4HDosD1w

by : Daguijoke (CN)

Japanese denim TCB brand in the eyes of many domestic denim enthusiasts. Seen as the perfect combination of value for money and workshop style. Simply put, it’s a reproduction of the details that Japanese denim always pursue. In addition, they guarantee a certain level of material and hardware. It’s relatively inexpensive in terms of price. Basically, they’re all around the $1,000 price threshold. The ghost is also quite fond of the TCB brand. It’s a joint project with Denimio, a Japanese denim website. Released a new pair of pants based on the concept of “Japanese paper”. So what’s so special about this co-branding? Let’s start with the Japanese garden,

Cattlemen familiar with TCB should have a rough idea of the Their trousers are predominantly early turn-of-the-century style. Like 50s, 20s already recently to be launched 40s Mostly leaning towards a looser, straighter cut. But this co-branded pant is a bit more interesting It’s called HIGH RISE RELAX TAPERED. That is, a strange combination of high-waisted, loose tapered pants. You can see there’s plenty of room in the hips and thighs. Knees down to the trousers have a tendency to suddenly tighten again And what would that look like on the body? Don’t worry about that till the end of this article.

Buttons and brass rivets continue TCB’s style It’s more minimalist and less fancy. Button with TWO CAT BRAND printed in English. The acronym is TCB. But remember the meaning of TCB in earlier times And Taking Care of Business.

There’s a white cloth marker right here in the change pocket. It’s dotted with three little blue bars. In Denimio’s co-branding with other Japanese cattle brands You’ll also often see this white cloth marker in detail It’s probably just a Denimio-specific logo. If you look closely, it kind of looks like a D-Net logo beetle. Doxology at the mid-seam seam on the back of the crust.

TCB’s pants rarely see pocket flowers and red flags. Still not breaking the mold on this joint. Cattlemen with a fondness for pocket flowers and red flags It might just be hard to find that on TCB. This time, the ghosts chose the pint version. You can see that there are a lot of shrinkage folds on the surface. A personal, irresponsible guess. There’s a high chance of a lightning pattern fallout effect later in the day The texture of the fabric is slightly unique compared to traditional Japanese cattle. No heavy, rough, grainy or feathery feel. Instead, it’s a little smoother, even smoother. This has a lot to do with the blended Japanese paper fiber material.

The pattern on the back of the cardboard is more childish. There’s a cute cat lounging on the side of the rim. On the left and right are straw hats and beetles. You know, TCB’s manager is a bit of a cat slave. Emotions for cats are reflected in product design. And the beetle is Denimio’s official mascot.

“The dark red pocket cloth is covered in a diamond texture pattern. Echoing the theme of Japanese washi paper Rear pockets still have the reinforcement detail of hidden rivets The wash label indicates 68% cotton and 32% Japanese paper content. But I don’t know why with the official product description page There is a discrepancy between the figures for 71% cotton and 29% wool and paper. You can also see traces of blue staining on the wash label. Including a little scuffed indigo stain blue on the leather plate. It’s possible that the blended Japanese paper caused the dyeing to be less strong. That means the color fall should be faster.”

The trousers have taken on a tornado crease effect at the leg. The color should be good for the future. A more conventional ragged edge can be seen on the inside. The pants the officer chose to wear are a size W34. The specific measured data for each location are as follows Waist42FrontCrotch26Thigh34Pants19PantsLength107

Well, it’s time for the final wrap-up. Overall it’s a rather distinctive pair of pants. Not only in the special denim of blends and paper The cut of the pants also neutralizes the usual style of TCB and D-Net Although there is no sample reference for future fading. But Big Ghost guesses it would have formed relatively quickly. The lighter blue, creased texture is more solid and has a lightning pattern of fallen colors. Plus, the Early Bird is on sale for 15% off at a price in the low 1,000s! For those who are new to Hara-Niu culture and would like to experience the coloring process. And in the wear with more daily casual friends This distinctive joint would be a great choice. For a hardcore retro look with an engineer. Then these leggings are a little more difficult to achieve. It’s all about personal experience with cattle and what you wear. And here’s a quick little video You can also read about the dynamic side of things.

Sourced from: https://mp.weixin.qq.com/s/Lg2Icneu5XfbtC4HDosD1w

by : Daguijoke (CN)

Japanese denim TCB brand in the eyes of many domestic denim enthusiasts. Seen as the perfect combination of value for money and workshop style. Simply put, it’s a reproduction of the details that Japanese denim always pursue. In addition, they guarantee a certain level of material and hardware. It’s relatively inexpensive in terms of price. Basically, they’re all around the $1,000 price threshold. The ghost is also quite fond of the TCB brand. It’s a joint project with Denimio, a Japanese denim website. Released a new pair of pants based on the concept of “Japanese paper”. So what’s so special about this co-branding? Let’s start with the Japanese garden,

Cattlemen familiar with TCB should have a rough idea of the Their trousers are predominantly early turn-of-the-century style. Like 50s, 20s already recently to be launched 40s Mostly leaning towards a looser, straighter cut. But this co-branded pant is a bit more interesting It’s called HIGH RISE RELAX TAPERED. That is, a strange combination of high-waisted, loose tapered pants. You can see there’s plenty of room in the hips and thighs. Knees down to the trousers have a tendency to suddenly tighten again And what would that look like on the body? Don’t worry about that till the end of this article.

Buttons and brass rivets continue TCB’s style It’s more minimalist and less fancy. Button with TWO CAT BRAND printed in English. The acronym is TCB. But remember the meaning of TCB in earlier times And Taking Care of Business.

There’s a white cloth marker right here in the change pocket. It’s dotted with three little blue bars. In Denimio’s co-branding with other Japanese cattle brands You’ll also often see this white cloth marker in detail It’s probably just a Denimio-specific logo. If you look closely, it kind of looks like a D-Net logo beetle. Doxology at the mid-seam seam on the back of the crust.

TCB’s pants rarely see pocket flowers and red flags. Still not breaking the mold on this joint. Cattlemen with a fondness for pocket flowers and red flags It might just be hard to find that on TCB. This time, the ghosts chose the pint version. You can see that there are a lot of shrinkage folds on the surface. A personal, irresponsible guess. There’s a high chance of a lightning pattern fallout effect later in the day The texture of the fabric is slightly unique compared to traditional Japanese cattle. No heavy, rough, grainy or feathery feel. Instead, it’s a little smoother, even smoother. This has a lot to do with the blended Japanese paper fiber material.

The pattern on the back of the cardboard is more childish. There’s a cute cat lounging on the side of the rim. On the left and right are straw hats and beetles. You know, TCB’s manager is a bit of a cat slave. Emotions for cats are reflected in product design. And the beetle is Denimio’s official mascot.

“The dark red pocket cloth is covered in a diamond texture pattern. Echoing the theme of Japanese washi paper Rear pockets still have the reinforcement detail of hidden rivets The wash label indicates 68% cotton and 32% Japanese paper content. But I don’t know why with the official product description page There is a discrepancy between the figures for 71% cotton and 29% wool and paper. You can also see traces of blue staining on the wash label. Including a little scuffed indigo stain blue on the leather plate. It’s possible that the blended Japanese paper caused the dyeing to be less strong. That means the color fall should be faster.”

The trousers have taken on a tornado crease effect at the leg. The color should be good for the future. A more conventional ragged edge can be seen on the inside. The pants the officer chose to wear are a size W34. The specific measured data for each location are as follows Waist42FrontCrotch26Thigh34Pants19PantsLength107

Well, it’s time for the final wrap-up. Overall it’s a rather distinctive pair of pants. Not only in the special denim of blends and paper The cut of the pants also neutralizes the usual style of TCB and D-Net Although there is no sample reference for future fading. But Big Ghost guesses it would have formed relatively quickly. The lighter blue, creased texture is more solid and has a lightning pattern of fallen colors. Plus, the Early Bird is on sale for 15% off at a price in the low 1,000s! For those who are new to Hara-Niu culture and would like to experience the coloring process. And in the wear with more daily casual friends This distinctive joint would be a great choice. For a hardcore retro look with an engineer. Then these leggings are a little more difficult to achieve. It’s all about personal experience with cattle and what you wear. And here’s a quick little video You can also read about the dynamic side of things.

Sourced from: https://mp.weixin.qq.com/s/Lg2Icneu5XfbtC4HDosD1w

by : Daguijoke (CN)

Japanese denim TCB brand in the eyes of many domestic denim enthusiasts. Seen as the perfect combination of value for money and workshop style. Simply put, it’s a reproduction of the details that Japanese denim always pursue. In addition, they guarantee a certain level of material and hardware. It’s relatively inexpensive in terms of price. Basically, they’re all around the $1,000 price threshold. The ghost is also quite fond of the TCB brand. It’s a joint project with Denimio, a Japanese denim website. Released a new pair of pants based on the concept of “Japanese paper”. So what’s so special about this co-branding? Let’s start with the Japanese garden,

Cattlemen familiar with TCB should have a rough idea of the Their trousers are predominantly early turn-of-the-century style. Like 50s, 20s already recently to be launched 40s Mostly leaning towards a looser, straighter cut. But this co-branded pant is a bit more interesting It’s called HIGH RISE RELAX TAPERED. That is, a strange combination of high-waisted, loose tapered pants. You can see there’s plenty of room in the hips and thighs. Knees down to the trousers have a tendency to suddenly tighten again And what would that look like on the body? Don’t worry about that till the end of this article.

Buttons and brass rivets continue TCB’s style It’s more minimalist and less fancy. Button with TWO CAT BRAND printed in English. The acronym is TCB. But remember the meaning of TCB in earlier times And Taking Care of Business.

There’s a white cloth marker right here in the change pocket. It’s dotted with three little blue bars. In Denimio’s co-branding with other Japanese cattle brands You’ll also often see this white cloth marker in detail It’s probably just a Denimio-specific logo. If you look closely, it kind of looks like a D-Net logo beetle. Doxology at the mid-seam seam on the back of the crust.

TCB’s pants rarely see pocket flowers and red flags. Still not breaking the mold on this joint. Cattlemen with a fondness for pocket flowers and red flags It might just be hard to find that on TCB. This time, the ghosts chose the pint version. You can see that there are a lot of shrinkage folds on the surface. A personal, irresponsible guess. There’s a high chance of a lightning pattern fallout effect later in the day The texture of the fabric is slightly unique compared to traditional Japanese cattle. No heavy, rough, grainy or feathery feel. Instead, it’s a little smoother, even smoother. This has a lot to do with the blended Japanese paper fiber material.

The pattern on the back of the cardboard is more childish. There’s a cute cat lounging on the side of the rim. On the left and right are straw hats and beetles. You know, TCB’s manager is a bit of a cat slave. Emotions for cats are reflected in product design. And the beetle is Denimio’s official mascot.

“The dark red pocket cloth is covered in a diamond texture pattern. Echoing the theme of Japanese washi paper Rear pockets still have the reinforcement detail of hidden rivets The wash label indicates 68% cotton and 32% Japanese paper content. But I don’t know why with the official product description page There is a discrepancy between the figures for 71% cotton and 29% wool and paper. You can also see traces of blue staining on the wash label. Including a little scuffed indigo stain blue on the leather plate. It’s possible that the blended Japanese paper caused the dyeing to be less strong. That means the color fall should be faster.”

The trousers have taken on a tornado crease effect at the leg. The color should be good for the future. A more conventional ragged edge can be seen on the inside. The pants the officer chose to wear are a size W34. The specific measured data for each location are as follows Waist42FrontCrotch26Thigh34Pants19PantsLength107

Well, it’s time for the final wrap-up. Overall it’s a rather distinctive pair of pants. Not only in the special denim of blends and paper The cut of the pants also neutralizes the usual style of TCB and D-Net Although there is no sample reference for future fading. But Big Ghost guesses it would have formed relatively quickly. The lighter blue, creased texture is more solid and has a lightning pattern of fallen colors. Plus, the Early Bird is on sale for 15% off at a price in the low 1,000s! For those who are new to Hara-Niu culture and would like to experience the coloring process. And in the wear with more daily casual friends This distinctive joint would be a great choice. For a hardcore retro look with an engineer. Then these leggings are a little more difficult to achieve. It’s all about personal experience with cattle and what you wear. And here’s a quick little video You can also read about the dynamic side of things.

Sourced from: https://mp.weixin.qq.com/s/Lg2Icneu5XfbtC4HDosD1w

by : Daguijoke (CN)

Japanese denim TCB brand in the eyes of many domestic denim enthusiasts. Seen as the perfect combination of value for money and workshop style. Simply put, it’s a reproduction of the details that Japanese denim always pursue. In addition, they guarantee a certain level of material and hardware. It’s relatively inexpensive in terms of price. Basically, they’re all around the $1,000 price threshold. The ghost is also quite fond of the TCB brand. It’s a joint project with Denimio, a Japanese denim website. Released a new pair of pants based on the concept of “Japanese paper”. So what’s so special about this co-branding? Let’s start with the Japanese garden,

Cattlemen familiar with TCB should have a rough idea of the Their trousers are predominantly early turn-of-the-century style. Like 50s, 20s already recently to be launched 40s Mostly leaning towards a looser, straighter cut. But this co-branded pant is a bit more interesting It’s called HIGH RISE RELAX TAPERED. That is, a strange combination of high-waisted, loose tapered pants. You can see there’s plenty of room in the hips and thighs. Knees down to the trousers have a tendency to suddenly tighten again And what would that look like on the body? Don’t worry about that till the end of this article.

Buttons and brass rivets continue TCB’s style It’s more minimalist and less fancy. Button with TWO CAT BRAND printed in English. The acronym is TCB. But remember the meaning of TCB in earlier times And Taking Care of Business.

There’s a white cloth marker right here in the change pocket. It’s dotted with three little blue bars. In Denimio’s co-branding with other Japanese cattle brands You’ll also often see this white cloth marker in detail It’s probably just a Denimio-specific logo. If you look closely, it kind of looks like a D-Net logo beetle. Doxology at the mid-seam seam on the back of the crust.

TCB’s pants rarely see pocket flowers and red flags. Still not breaking the mold on this joint. Cattlemen with a fondness for pocket flowers and red flags It might just be hard to find that on TCB. This time, the ghosts chose the pint version. You can see that there are a lot of shrinkage folds on the surface. A personal, irresponsible guess. There’s a high chance of a lightning pattern fallout effect later in the day The texture of the fabric is slightly unique compared to traditional Japanese cattle. No heavy, rough, grainy or feathery feel. Instead, it’s a little smoother, even smoother. This has a lot to do with the blended Japanese paper fiber material.

The pattern on the back of the cardboard is more childish. There’s a cute cat lounging on the side of the rim. On the left and right are straw hats and beetles. You know, TCB’s manager is a bit of a cat slave. Emotions for cats are reflected in product design. And the beetle is Denimio’s official mascot.

“The dark red pocket cloth is covered in a diamond texture pattern. Echoing the theme of Japanese washi paper Rear pockets still have the reinforcement detail of hidden rivets The wash label indicates 68% cotton and 32% Japanese paper content. But I don’t know why with the official product description page There is a discrepancy between the figures for 71% cotton and 29% wool and paper. You can also see traces of blue staining on the wash label. Including a little scuffed indigo stain blue on the leather plate. It’s possible that the blended Japanese paper caused the dyeing to be less strong. That means the color fall should be faster.”

The trousers have taken on a tornado crease effect at the leg. The color should be good for the future. A more conventional ragged edge can be seen on the inside. The pants the officer chose to wear are a size W34. The specific measured data for each location are as follows Waist42FrontCrotch26Thigh34Pants19PantsLength107

Well, it’s time for the final wrap-up. Overall it’s a rather distinctive pair of pants. Not only in the special denim of blends and paper The cut of the pants also neutralizes the usual style of TCB and D-Net Although there is no sample reference for future fading. But Big Ghost guesses it would have formed relatively quickly. The lighter blue, creased texture is more solid and has a lightning pattern of fallen colors. Plus, the Early Bird is on sale for 15% off at a price in the low 1,000s! For those who are new to Hara-Niu culture and would like to experience the coloring process. And in the wear with more daily casual friends This distinctive joint would be a great choice. For a hardcore retro look with an engineer. Then these leggings are a little more difficult to achieve. It’s all about personal experience with cattle and what you wear. And here’s a quick little video You can also read about the dynamic side of things.

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จาก : Daguijoke (ประเทศจีน)

ยีนส์ญี่ปุ่นแบรนด์ TCB อยู่ในสายตาของผู้ที่ชื่นชอบยีนส์ในประเทศจำนวนมาก หลายคนคงเห็นแล้วว่าเป็นการผสมผสานที่คุ้มค่าเงินที่ซื้อกับยีนส์แนวเวิร์คช็อป พูดง่าย ๆ คือเป็นการสร้างรายละเอียดที่เดนิมญี่ปุ่นไล่ตามมาโดยตลอด นอกจากนี้ยังรับประกันเรื่องวัสดุและฮาร์ดแวร์ซึ่งราคาสมเหตุสมผล ไม่แพงอย่างที่คิด โดยทั่วไปแล้ววัสดุประเภทดังกล่าวสนนราคาอยู่ที่ 1,000 ดอลลาร์หรือราว 30,000 บาท แต่ยีนส์รุ่นนี้เป็นไอเดียร่วมกันระหว่าง TCB กับ Denimio เว็บไซต์เดนิมของญี่ปุ่นที่ได้ปล่อยยีนส์รุ่นใหม่ตามคอนเซ็ปต์ “กระดาษญี่ปุ่น” ส่วนความพิเศษเกี่ยวกับการสร้างแบรนด์ร่วมนี้จะมีอะไรบ้าง? ต้องขอเกริ่นเท้าความไปที่การเชื่อมโยงสวนญี่ปุ่น

แบรนด์ TCB ยังดีไซน์ยีนส์ให้มีความวินเทจอย่างยีนสื 50s, 20s หรือยีนส์ล่าสุดรุ่น 40s ซึ่งทรงส่วนใหญ่จะเป็นแบบหลวม ๆ แต่ยีนส์ลิมิเต็ดนี้น่าสนใจกว่าเล็กน้อยกับคัตติ้งทรง HIGH RISE RELAX TAPERED (ทรงเอวสูง ขากึ่งเดฟ) นั่นคือการผสมผสานระหว่างกางเกงเอวสูงทรงหลวม จะเห็นว่าช่วงสะโพกและต้นขาจะใหญ่และหลวม ช่วงเข่ายาวลงไปที่ขากางเกงจะเข้ารูปกว่า แล้วใส่ออกมาจะเป็นอย่างไรกันบ้างล่ะ? อย่าเพิ่งกังวลไปจนกว่าคุณจะอ่านบล็อกนี้จบ 🙂

กระดุมและหมุดทองเหลืองยังคงสไตล์ของ TCBที่เน้นความเรียบฃ่าย ไม่หวือหวามาก ส่วนกระดุมปั๊มคำว่า TWO CAT BRAND เป็นตัวย่อ TCB ซึ่งเป็นความหมายของแบรนด์อีกแง่หนึ่งคือ Taking Care of Business ด้วย

บริเวณกระเป๋าใส่เหรียญมีเครื่องหมายแท็บผ้าสีขาว มีขีดสีน้ำเงินเล็ก ๆ สามขีด ซึ่งเป็นโลโก้ยีนส์ลิมิเต็ดที่ collab กับ Denimio นั่นเอง

ผ้าที่ใช้บุกระเป๋าด้านในยีนส์ TCB มีสีแดงน้ำหมากเป็นแพทเทิร์นผ้าแบบญี่ปุ่นโบราณ ซึ่งเราจะไม่ได้เห็นในยีนส์ TCB รุ่นทั่วไป เดนิมมีร่องรอยเท็กซ์เจอร์ย่น ๆ ค่อนข้างมาก สีจะเฝดออกค่อนข้างเร็ว ผ้าอาจดูแข็งพอสมควรคล้ายสัมผัสของกระดาษ แต่พื้นผิวเรียบไม่สะดุดมือ

ส่วนดีไซน์ป้ายแพทช์ด้านหลังยีนส์มีลูกเล่นตามคอนเซปต์คือ มีภาพแมวอยู่บนชานบ้านญี่ปุ่น ด้วยความที่เจ้าของแบรนด์ TCB เป็นทาสแมวจึงทำให้แมวปรากฏอยู่บนป้ายแพทช์นี้ด้วย ส่วนด้านซ้ายมีรูปตัวด้วงสัญลักษณ์ Denimio และด้านขวามีรูปหมวก

“ผ้าบุกระเป๋าด้านในสีแดงเข้มลวดลายเพชรนี้สะท้อนธีมของยีนส์ที่ใช้กระดาษญี่ปุ่นวาชิ กระเป๋าด้านหลังมีดีเทลการใช้หมุดย้ำที่ซ่อนอยู่ด้านใน ฉลากแนะนำการซัก (Care tag) ระบุว่าเป็นผ้าฝ้าย 68% และกระดาษญี่ปุ่น 32% นอกจากนี้หลังการสวมใส่คุณจะเห็นร่องรอยของสีย้อมอินดิโก้ติดบนฉลาก Care tag รวมทั้งคราบสีน้ำเงินครามติดอยู่บนป้ายแพทช์หนังเล็กน้อยด้วย เป็นไปได้ว่าส่วนผสมของกระดาษญี่ปุ่นทำให้การย้อมสีมีความเข้มน้อยลง นั่นหมายความว่าสีจะเฝดเร็วขึ้นและเวลาซักจะมีสีตกออกมาพอสมควร”

บริเวณขายีนส์มีเอฟเฟกต์รอยพับทอร์นาโดที่ขา สีน่าจะเฝดมากขึ้นไปอีกทำให้เห็นรอยพับชัดขึ้นอีกแน่นอน และมองเห็นรอยพับจากด้านในก็ชัดเจนเช่นกัน ไซซ์ที่ผมคือ เอว 34 นิ้ว วัดได้เท่ากับเอวจริง 42 นิ้ว เป้า 26 นิ้ว ต้นขา 34 นิ้ว ความกว้างขา 19 นิ้ว ความยาวขา 42.5 นิ้ว

โดยภาพรวมของยีนส์ TCB Washi เป็นยีนส์ที่ค่อนข้างโดดเด่นไม่เพียงแต่เรื่องผ้าเดนิมผสมและกระดาษวาชิ แต่เรื่องการตัดเย็บยังบาลานซ์สไตล์ของ TCB และโมเดิร์นเอาไว้ แม้ว่าผมจะออกความเห็นไม่ได้เต็มปากถึงเรื่องการเฝดว่าจะเฝดออกมากไปอีกกี่เปอร์เซ็นต์ต่อจากนี้ แต่คอนเฟิร์มได้ว่ายีนส์รุ่นนี้สีเฝดค่อนข้างเร็วจริง เท็กซ์เจอร์รอยพับสีน้ำเงินที่เฝดอ่อน ผ้าคมและผ้าแข็งกว่าบริเวณอื่น ท่านใดที่อยากชมวีดิโอ สามารถติดตามผมได้ด้านล่างนี้ครับ 🙂

Sourced from: https://mp.weixin.qq.com/s/Lg2Icneu5XfbtC4HDosD1w

by : Daguijoke (CN)

多くの国産牛愛好家の目に映る和牛TCBブランド。 お得な価格とワークショップスタイルの完璧な組み合わせと思われます。 簡単に言えば、日本の牛が常に追求している細部の再現です。 また、素材やハード面でも一定の保証をしています。 値段的には比較的安いです。 基本的には1日1000円の牛の値段の敷居の高さのあたりにいるんだよね おばけもTCBブランドがかなり好きです。 和牛サイト「デニミオ」との共同企画です。 和紙」をコンセプトにした新作パンツを発売。 で、この共同ブランディングの何が特別なんだ？ まずは日本庭園「フィンブリ」から始めましょう。

“TCB “を知っているカウボーイズの方は、おそらく 彼らのパンツは、主に世紀末初期のスタイルです。 50代のように、20代はすでに最近発売されたばかりの40代 ほとんどの場合、よりゆるく、よりストレートなカットに傾いています。 でも、このコーデのパンツはちょっと面白い HIGH RISE RELAX TAPERED（ハイライズ リラックス テーパード）といいます。 それは、ハイウエストでゆったりとしたテーパードパンツという不思議な組み合わせ。 お尻や太ももに余裕があるのがわかります。 ズボンの膝下は急にまた締め付けられる傾向がある そして、それは体にどんな風に見えるのでしょうか？ これを記事の最後まで急がずに、写真で答えを明らかにする”

“ボタンと真鍮のリベットがTCBのスタイルを継承する ミニマムで派手さを抑えた方が TWO CAT BRANDが英語でプリントされたボタン。 頭文字をとってTCBと言います。 しかし、以前の時代のTCBの意味を思い出してみてください。 “ビジネスを大切にするということは”

“小銭入れに白い布のマーカーがある 3本の小さな青い棒が点在しています。 デニミオの他の和牛ブランドとのコ・ブランディングでは この白い布のマーカーもよく見かけるようになりました。 デニミオ専用のロゴなんだろうな。 よく見ると、なんだかDネットのロゴのカブトムシに似ていますね。 裏装甲の中間シームシーム部に設けられたトラクト”

TCBのパンツはポケットフラワーと赤旗を滅多に見ない。 まだ、このジョイントの型を破っていない。 ポケットフラワーと赤旗が好きなキャトルマン TCBでは見つけにくいだけかもしれませんね。 今回は幽霊が選んだのはパイント版。 縮みのひだがたくさんあるのがわかります。 個人的な無責任な推測です。 後日、雷パターン転落効果の可能性が高い 生地の風合いは、従来の和牛と比べると少し独特のものがあります。 重くない、ザラザラしない、粒状感がない、羽毛感がない。 そのかわり、もっとスムーズに、さらにスムーズに。 これには、和紙の繊維素材をブレンドしたことが大きく関係しています。

ダンボールの裏の模様の方が子供っぽい。 縁側には可愛い猫が寝そべっています。 左右には麦わら帽子とカブトムシ。 TCBの管理人は猫の奴隷って感じだな 猫に対する感情がプロダクトデザインに反映されています。 そしてカブトムシはデニミオの公式マスコットです。

“ダークレッドのポケットクロスには、ダイヤモンドのような質感の模様が施されています。 和紙をテーマにした リアポケットには隠しリベットの補強ディテールが残っています。 ウォッシュラベルには綿68％、和紙32％と表示されています。 しかし、公式の商品説明ページでは理由がわからない 綿71％と羊毛・紙29％の数字には食い違いがあります。 また、洗濯表示のラベルにも青く染まった痕跡が見られます。 レザープレートに少し擦れたインディゴのステインブルーを含みます。 和紙が混じっていたために、染色力が弱くなっていた可能性があります。 つまり、色落ちが早くなるはずです。”

“足元にトルネードのシワが入ったパンツ これからの季節は色が良いはずです。 内側には、より従来のゴツゴツしたエッジが見られます。 お巡りさんが選んだパンツのサイズはW34。 各地点の具体的な測定データは以下の通りです。 ウエスト42前股26太もも34パンツ19パンツ丈107

さて、いよいよ最後の締めくくりの時間です。 全体的にかなり個性的なパンツです。 ブレンドやペーパーのスペシャルデニムだけでなく パンツのカットもTCBとD-Netのいつものスタイルを中和しています。 今後の色あせの参考になるサンプルはありませんが。 しかし、ビッグゴーストは、それが比較的早く形成されただろうと推測しています。 淡いブルーのシワシワした質感がよりしっかりとしていて、落ち色の稲妻模様が入っています。 さらに、アーリーバードが1,000円台の低価格で15%OFFで販売中です! 原ニウ文化が初めての方、カラーリングを体験してみたい方に。 より日常的なカジュアルな友人との着用で この特徴的なジョイントがあれば エンジニアとのハードコアなレトロ感を出すために そうなると、このレギンスはちょっと難しいですよね。 牛との個人的な体験談や、何を着ているかが全てです。 そして、これはちょっとした動画です。 ダイナミックな面も読めます。

Sourced from: https://mp.weixin.qq.com/s/Lg2Icneu5XfbtC4HDosD1w

by : Daguijoke (CN)

Japanese denim TCB brand in the eyes of many domestic denim enthusiasts. Seen as the perfect combination of value for money and workshop style. Simply put, it’s a reproduction of the details that Japanese denim always pursue. In addition, they guarantee a certain level of material and hardware. It’s relatively inexpensive in terms of price. Basically, they’re all around the $1,000 price threshold. The ghost is also quite fond of the TCB brand. It’s a joint project with Denimio, a Japanese denim website. Released a new pair of pants based on the concept of “Japanese paper”. So what’s so special about this co-branding? Let’s start with the Japanese garden,

Cattlemen familiar with TCB should have a rough idea of the Their trousers are predominantly early turn-of-the-century style. Like 50s, 20s already recently to be launched 40s Mostly leaning towards a looser, straighter cut. But this co-branded pant is a bit more interesting It’s called HIGH RISE RELAX TAPERED. That is, a strange combination of high-waisted, loose tapered pants. You can see there’s plenty of room in the hips and thighs. Knees down to the trousers have a tendency to suddenly tighten again And what would that look like on the body? Don’t worry about that till the end of this article.

Buttons and brass rivets continue TCB’s style It’s more minimalist and less fancy. Button with TWO CAT BRAND printed in English. The acronym is TCB. But remember the meaning of TCB in earlier times And Taking Care of Business.

There’s a white cloth marker right here in the change pocket. It’s dotted with three little blue bars. In Denimio’s co-branding with other Japanese cattle brands You’ll also often see this white cloth marker in detail It’s probably just a Denimio-specific logo. If you look closely, it kind of looks like a D-Net logo beetle. Doxology at the mid-seam seam on the back of the crust.

TCB’s pants rarely see pocket flowers and red flags. Still not breaking the mold on this joint. Cattlemen with a fondness for pocket flowers and red flags It might just be hard to find that on TCB. This time, the ghosts chose the pint version. You can see that there are a lot of shrinkage folds on the surface. A personal, irresponsible guess. There’s a high chance of a lightning pattern fallout effect later in the day The texture of the fabric is slightly unique compared to traditional Japanese cattle. No heavy, rough, grainy or feathery feel. Instead, it’s a little smoother, even smoother. This has a lot to do with the blended Japanese paper fiber material.

The pattern on the back of the cardboard is more childish. There’s a cute cat lounging on the side of the rim. On the left and right are straw hats and beetles. You know, TCB’s manager is a bit of a cat slave. Emotions for cats are reflected in product design. And the beetle is Denimio’s official mascot.

“The dark red pocket cloth is covered in a diamond texture pattern. Echoing the theme of Japanese washi paper Rear pockets still have the reinforcement detail of hidden rivets The wash label indicates 68% cotton and 32% Japanese paper content. But I don’t know why with the official product description page There is a discrepancy between the figures for 71% cotton and 29% wool and paper. You can also see traces of blue staining on the wash label. Including a little scuffed indigo stain blue on the leather plate. It’s possible that the blended Japanese paper caused the dyeing to be less strong. That means the color fall should be faster.”

The trousers have taken on a tornado crease effect at the leg. The color should be good for the future. A more conventional ragged edge can be seen on the inside. The pants the officer chose to wear are a size W34. The specific measured data for each location are as follows Waist42FrontCrotch26Thigh34Pants19PantsLength107

Well, it’s time for the final wrap-up. Overall it’s a rather distinctive pair of pants. Not only in the special denim of blends and paper The cut of the pants also neutralizes the usual style of TCB and D-Net Although there is no sample reference for future fading. But Big Ghost guesses it would have formed relatively quickly. The lighter blue, creased texture is more solid and has a lightning pattern of fallen colors. Plus, the Early Bird is on sale for 15% off at a price in the low 1,000s! For those who are new to Hara-Niu culture and would like to experience the coloring process. And in the wear with more daily casual friends This distinctive joint would be a great choice. For a hardcore retro look with an engineer. Then these leggings are a little more difficult to achieve. It’s all about personal experience with cattle and what you wear. And here’s a quick little video You can also read about the dynamic side of things.