This denim blouse is a 1936 model, from a time when the tuck buttons on the front and cuffs had just recently changed from small buttons for pants flies to full-sized buttons for tops. Crafted from 13.5oz. selvedge denim using an immature, unevenly spun warp/weft count of 7, the blouse features pre-war orange stitching. The back of the left chest pocket flap is made from light-weight denim, and selvedge can be seen on the edge of the front body. Due to the width of the denim, sizes 46 and above feature an extra-size T-back back.
■STANDARD DENIM
By meticulously recreating vintage denim through every step of the process, from spinning to dyeing, weaving, and sewing, we have created a classic that has been loved by many people for many years and continues to be produced as a staple. This is the "STANDARD" of .
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*Please note that this item is made from raw denim fabric that has not been treated to prevent shrinkage, and shrinkage may vary depending on how you wash and dry it at home.
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SUGAR CANE. As you can tell from its name with such an American influence, this brand is the very first clothing label out of Japan for the American market. In 1965 when the U.S. Army properly intervened in the Vietnam War, Toyo Enterprises, the creator of Sugar Cane, was established for those involved with U.S. military bases in Japan. At that time, the company was a supplier for American soldiers in Japan and in charge of whole distribution for military surplus throughout Japan. When the Vietnam War ended in 1975, the company made a fresh start as an apparel maker for domestic market and that’s when the brand name “Sugar Cane” was given by the officer who was stationed at the Army base. Although Sugar Cane was born in Japan, its spirit and creation are true to proper American manner from the experience learned at the Army base. By mainly utilizing the denim materials, the ultimate American style symbol, the label has been manufacturing true workwear ever since.
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