JAPAN BLUE JEANS
A denim brand with a textile manufacturer in the Kojima area of Okayama Prefecture, which boasts worldwide recognition as a denim production area. Started in 2011 to spread the quality of MADE IN JAPAN DENIM overseas. It proposes jeans with a new perspective that combines the recognized silhouette in Europe and the United States with the quality of domestic production.





The Roots of the Engineer Jacket
As the name suggests, the engineer jacket has its roots in the work clothes of engineers working in factories. The collar is omitted for ease of movement, and the length is short.






Expressive Fabric
The fabric adopts a refreshing and deep expression hickory twill fabric pattern. It can be worn lightly and comfortably without feeling stiff. Additionally, with a thin stripe pattern, it is easy to incorporate into coordination.

What is "Hickory," the classic work material?
A type of denim called "hickory stripe." It is a standard material in workwear made of thick twill weave. Originally, it is said to have been developed by H.D.Lee to make dirt on work clothes less noticeable.





Recreating Work Details of the Time
Faithfully reproduced with triple stitching on key parts and details such as the collar and cuffs. Features include patch pockets, brand original leather patches, and donut buttons. The fabric gains character with use.











Comfortable Fit
A silhouette that is neither too tight nor too loose. It has a short length and longer sleeves. Easy to match with cut-and-sew or shirts, it is an item that stands out just by wearing it.