[TCB jeans "Cats Drive Jeans" Straight Model]
denim
The Cat boy previously made by TCB was a model from the late 30's when the right twill was still used.
This time, the outer material is a 14.6oz fabric that reproduces the vintage from the end of the war, and is made of EMOT cotton, which is a blend of cotton harvested in Memphis, New Orleans, and Texas, with a left twill warp count of 5.7 and a weft count of 6.7. The unique blue color and the running warp of the left twill create an atmosphere.
silhouette
The rise is not extremely shallow or deep, and the waist area is neat.
The silhouette is not that thin, but it narrows down towards the hem.
Among TCB's jeans, it is the second slimmer after the Slim T, and can be worn with a beautiful silhouette.
If you wear it just the right size, it will create a beautiful line, or you can size up to give it more room, and you can wear it in a variety of ways.
detail
All pockets, regardless of size, are fixed from the sides so that they do not interfere when riding astride the horse.
Other brands usually change the pocket size and position along with the size, but for this model, the pocket size is the same for all sizes.
The inner thigh is sewn with a rolled stitch for strength, but the sewing machine is set not to wrap the back side, which reduces the thickness.
The leather patch is made of cowhide. The patch is sewn using two stitches, top and bottom. I'm having trouble deciding whether to pass the belt through or not.
Commonly known as the center red tag, the piss name is also arranged in the TCB style.
※Notes※
- Metal fittings such as buttons, rivets, zippers, and buckles may injure the body or other objects, so please handle with care.
- Because denim is woven on old-fashioned power looms, there may be unevenness, small scratches, or balls in the fabric. However, these are not defective products but genuine products, so please understand that we cannot accept exchanges or returns.
- Jeans may have creases. These may be creases from storage at our store, or from storage by the manufacturer, but in any case, creases from folding are not defective products but genuine products, so please understand that we cannot accept exchanges or returns.
- Denim may transfer color, so please be careful when washing and what you wear with it.
*MODEL DATE*
・Product number: Cats Drive Jeans ・100% cotton ・Made in Japan ・Details: leather patch, copper rivets, button fly
silhouette
・Rise [shallow ← 1 2 3 4 5 → deep]
・Thighs [Slim ← 1 2 3 4 5 → Thick]
・Hem width [thin ← 1 2 3 4 5 → thick]
*DENIM DATE*
Ounce = 14,6oz Discoloration = Vintage style
・Dyeing [lighter ← 1 2 3 → darker]
・Comfort [soft←1 2 3→hard]
14.6oz denim fabric using 3 types of rice cotton
Creates a unique blue tone and the appearance of running warp threads on the left twill.
Uses cowhide patches and original buttons
The center red tag and piss name are also reproduced.
The jeans have a lot of highlights.
A beautiful silhouette with ample room and a tapered silhouette.
Easy to wear and can be matched with various styles
*The model is 173cm, 64kg and is wearing 31inc.
Size/waist/front rise/back rise/inseam/thigh/hem width
28inc/69cm/30cm/38cm/88cm/27,5cm/18,5cm
29inc/71cm/30.5cm/38,5cm/88cm/28cm/18,5cm
30inc/73cm/31cm/39cm/88cm/28,5cm/19cm
31inc/76cm/31.5cm/39.5cm/89cm/29cm/19,5cm
32inc/78cm/31,5cm/40cm/89cm/29,5cm/20cm
33inc/81cm/32cm/40.5cm/89cm/30cm/20cm
34inc/83cm/32,5cm/41cm/89cm/30,5cm/20,5cm
36inc/87cm/33cm/41,5cm/90cm/31,5cm/21,5cm
38inc/91cm/33cm/42cm/90cm/32,5cm/22cm
40inc/95cm/33,5cm/42,5cm/90cm/33,5cm/22,5cm
*The above is the measurement of one product in stock when laid flat.
We lay it on the floor, smooth out any wrinkles, and measure the fabric flat.
The size numbers will vary by a few centimeters depending on the individual product, the measurement method, and the amount of force used.
The size chart is therefore only a guide and may differ from the actual numbers.
*The product photos have been taken with a digital camera.
Please note that the colour of the actual product may differ slightly due to the LCD screen, etc.
