Japanese Repro Denim Jeans, Sugar Cane & Co. Brand, Selvedge Denim, 6 - 29" x 34"
Carefully selected and imported from Japan, each Japanese Reproduction selvedge jeans develops its own individual characteristics from years of unique fading and wear. Kiriko's collection of Japanese Repro is sourced from Japan's finest manufacturers and mills to showcase the variety of premium denim brands the nation has to offer.
Owned by Toyo Enterprises in Japan, Sugar Cane is a brand that has been inspired by vintage and iconic American workwear. Well-known for their meticulous attention to detail in the 90s, they reproduce high-quality denim products with the aim to capture the meaning of workwear.
- Made in Japan
- 5 button front
- 5 pocket style
- 100% cotton
- Product #: VD13
- Code: NWS
W 29" x L 34"
- Inseam: 34"
- Leg Opening: 8.25"
- Thigh: 10"
- Front Rise: 11"
- Back Rise: 15"
*Due to the vintage nature of this product, label sizes may not be accurate due to wear, alteration, and/or shrinkage over time.
Check out our blog page to learn more about Japan's influence on denim here.
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Carefully selected and imported from Japan, each Japanese Reproduction selvedge jeans develops its own individual characteristics from years of unique fading and wear. Kiriko's collection of Japanese Repro is sourced from Japan's finest manufacturers and mills to showcase the variety of premium denim brands the nation has to offer.
Owned by Toyo Enterprises in Japan, Sugar Cane is a brand that has been inspired by vintage and iconic American workwear. Well-known for their meticulous attention to detail in the 90s, they reproduce high-quality denim products with the aim to capture the meaning of workwear.
- Made in Japan
- 5 button front
- 5 pocket style
- 100% cotton
- Product #: VD13
- Code: NWS
W 29" x L 34"
- Inseam: 34"
- Leg Opening: 8.25"
- Thigh: 10"
- Front Rise: 11"
- Back Rise: 15"
*Due to the vintage nature of this product, label sizes may not be accurate due to wear, alteration, and/or shrinkage over time.
Check out our blog page to learn more about Japan's influence on denim here.
