Type-1881 HIGH RISE STRAIGHT FIT 1 Pkt VER.
Type-1881 HIGH RISE STRAIGHT FIT 1 Pkt VER.
Type 1881 Authentic High Rise Straight Fit
- This is for real vintage denim enthusiasts. If you don't know about antique/vintage 501, please don't order. You will waist your money.
- Same cut as the Type 201 but the followings are different
- Lock stitch TOP STITCHED SEAM model
- Pleat at back yoke
- Selvage Waistband
- Peculiar “7” stitch at crotch rivet
- Exclusive Indigo line Selvage denim by KIYAMA is available
- Sewn On 1881 Antique Treadle Singer No.2 Machines & Singer Button-hole machine #71. Only 2 machines to make.
- New Steel Buttons for 1881 (will be rusted)
- Vintage Steel Buckle back hardware (will be rusted)
- It take 3 times more time to make this waist overalls because of the antique machine
- 2 sizes and 1 colors of 100% cotton thread - copper color
- No Over-lock stitches inside. A primitive sewing method.
- Unfinished US Rivets -more edgey, scratchable
- NOS Cotton Linen Fabric Label with Red ink stamp
- Hand Made to Order in Brooklyn NY by Echigoya, Takayuki
- Legend Kiyama 12 and 13oz Raw Japanese Denim made in Okayama
- Denim woven from blended American Cotton to get dry feeling.
- Shrink vertical 8~12% horizontal 3~5% after the first wash and dryer.
- 100% Cotton
- Machine washable
- Due to the natural characteristics of this material, the coloring may rub off onto fabrics and upholstery.
- Made in the USA
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Sizing Chart ( in Inches ) / Raw Denim / before wash
Target Sizing Chart ( in Inches ) / after wash & dryer
*Raw denim is not under control. That's nature of it. Size would change depends on how to wash and dry as you know.
About the Limited Edition Legend Kiyama Denim
Kiyama-san has been producing denim all his life in the denim holly land of Okayama, Japan. For over 50 years, he's produced world class denim. For this special project, he's agreed to produce some of the last rolls of loose weave raw denim from the Toyoda G8 machine that is no longer used in most denim production factories, because of it's time consuming nature. The care and attention that it takes to run the machine gives the denim a old-world quality, much like the denim jeans we now revel as vintage, this denim is one of a kind.
Each one of our denim pieces are hand made to order in our small studio in Brooklyn, NY. For the love of vintage denim, I spent over two years collecting vintage Singer machines to both honor and replicate the qualities of denim from the past. Each piece takes up to 8 hours to produce. I do this so that I can produce the best quality jeans for everyone. One by one, I read the orders and cut each pattern as they come, making every pair to their original or bespoke needs.