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M102SL 12oz Selvedge Denim Jeans

Indigo

Sale price£210.00

COLOUR: Indigo

SIZE: 30

Indigo
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  • 12oz selvedge denim
  • Woven on vintage Toyoda shuttle looms
  • American and Australian cotton, 28 to 29mm staple
  • Slub yarn, warp no. 7 and weft no. 10
  • Pure indigo, rope dyed
  • Zip fly
  • Relaxed straight leg with a slight taper

Big John started out as Maruo Clothing in Kojima, Okayama, and in 1965 made the first jeans ever produced in Japan. The M102SL is a 60s-style straight leg in 12oz selvedge, woven on old Toyoda shuttle looms from a mix of American and Australian cotton. Slub yarn, rope-dyed pure indigo, thick no. 8 thread. Cut roomy enough to turn up properly.

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