Kakishibu Denim Hickory Jeans [D1830]

A traditional dyeing technique called 'Kakishibu dyeing' has been passed down since the Heian period over 900 years ago.

It is said that samurai and yamabushi wore reddish-brown clothing dyed with kakishibu during the Heian period.

Due to its high antibacterial and deodorizing properties, fabric dyed with kakishibu was also used as a herbal medicine.

As it changes color and develops a deep hue when exposed to sunlight and air, it is also referred to as sun-dyed,

and it has been a part of the lives of the Japanese people for a long time.

Dalchizan has created a new original fabric using threads dyed with this 'Kakishibu dyeing',

combining it with indigo threads. To achieve a rough texture, both the warp and weft threads use thick, irregularly woven super irregular threads of 6.7 count,

which typically results in more uneven weaving. Additionally, by incorporating randomly dyed nepp threads (threads that retain the slubs formed during spinning) in indigo into the weft,

a rugged atmosphere has been created.

The hickory stripes are inspired by random hickory, also known as "parent-child hickory."

The classic work style pattern of hickory, combined with the colors of 'Kakishibu dyeing',

brings forth the debut of the 'Kakishibu Denim Hickory Jeans [D1830]' with an unprecedented color palette.

Silhouette: Relaxed Tapered (Model 108)

Weight: 14oz

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About Size Chart

The sizes listed above are based on actual measurements of the product. Due to the characteristics of the fabric, there may be a variation of a few centimeters.

*This size chart reflects measurements after one wash.