Denim

Orslow’s take on the classic Levi’s 501 Model 66 pays homage to one of the most iconic denim styles that helped transition jeans from practical workwear to a staple of fashion. Originally produced between 1966 and 1971, this version is known for replacing the rivets on the back pockets with bartacks, setting a new trend in denim design.

Key Features:

• Material: Made from a 14oz rinsed selvedge denim, which offers a rougher texture compared to Orslow’s classic 105 model. This fabric is specifically designed to fade authentically, reminiscent of 1960s denim.
• Fit: Features a slightly higher rise with a relaxed top block and a clean silhouette, ending with a very light taper for a modern yet classic look.
• Design Elements:
  • 100% Cotton: Ensures durability and comfort.
  • One Wash: Pre-rinsed to prevent significant shrinkage and provide a soft, broken-in feel from the first wear.
  • Paper Patch: A nod to vintage aesthetics, adding a touch of authenticity.
  • 4+1 Button Fly: Traditional button fly closure with durable construction.
  • Copper Rivets: Reinforced at key stress points for added durability.

Made in Japan, these jeans embody Orslow’s commitment to high-quality craftsmanship and attention to detail, capturing the essence of vintage American denim with a modern twist. Perfect for those seeking a timeless, versatile jean with a touch of historical significance.

The Nashville is a true classic, remaining unchanged for the last twenty years. A traditional straight leg and a high rise, designed to be worn high on the hips. Once an integral part of the Japanese collection, the Edwin Europe team adopted this style when it was discontinued over ten years ago. The traditional five-pocket style is the only pair of Edwin jeans to use the original leather patch and woven label on the back pocket.

• 14oz Japanese Red Listed Selvage Denim Fabric
• 100% Cotton
• Straight Leg
• High Rise
• Tanned Leather Patch on Back Waistband
• Mixed contrasted Stitching
• Button fly
• 5-Pocket Denim
• Made in Tunisia

Painter pant by Orslow.

Color : One wash

The ‘Made in Japan’ Collection offers a unique product with no direct competition in terms of quality, price point and a ‘Made in Japan’ provenance. Accommodating the more traditional aspects of the premium Japanese denim collection, the Regular Straight Jeans is made from a 12.5oz  Denim Fabric.

• 12.5oz Kaihara  Denim
• 100% Cotton
• Regular Straight Fit
• High Rise
• Tonal stitchings
• 5-Pocket Denim
• 100% pulp paper Patch on Back
• Button Fly
• Made in Japan

Part of the esteemed “Made in Japan” Collection, these jeans showcase the finest in Japanese craftsmanship, offering unmatched quality and value. The Regular Straight Fit combines traditional design elements with premium materials, making it a timeless addition to any denim enthusiast’s wardrobe.

Key Features:

Fabric & Fit

• 13oz Kaihara Right Hand Black Denim:
  • Sourced from the renowned Kaihara Mill, known for its high-quality Japanese denim.
  • Durable, with a soft feel that molds beautifully to the wearer over time.
• Regular Straight Fit: Classic and versatile, providing a comfortable silhouette with room to move.
• High Rise: Adds a vintage touch while ensuring a secure fit.

Construction Details

• Button Fly: Traditional fastening with durability and ease of use.
• 5-Pocket Design: Classic layout for practicality and style.
• Tonal Stitching: Creates a sleek, minimalist aesthetic.
• Back Patch: Made from 100% pulp paper for an eco-friendly and authentic touch.

Why Choose the Edwin Regular Straight Jeans?

• Japanese Heritage: Crafted entirely in Japan, showcasing meticulous attention to detail and high-quality materials.
• Timeless Appeal: The Regular Straight Fit and tonal black stitching make it suitable for various occasions, from casual to semi-formal.
• Superior Denim: The 13oz Kaihara fabric offers durability and character, aging gracefully with wear.

These jeans are perfect for anyone looking to invest in a pair of premium-quality, authentically crafted Japanese denim that will last for years to come.