Kyoto Black Pattern Dyed Jeans [D1864-BIG] - Big Size

The history of Kyoto Black Pattern Dyeing dates back to the Heian period.

At that time, fabric was dyed with ink, known as "sumi-zome."

It began with monks wearing it as ceremonial robes and samurai donning it as formal attire.

During the Edo period, to express a deep black,

techniques called "beni-shita" and "ai-shita" were introduced, where the fabric was pre-dyed with red or indigo during the sumi-zome process.

Black dyeing requires a deep color,

and based on the unique intuition developed through the skills and years of experience of the dye artisans,

the temperature of the dye is subtly adjusted,

and the fabric is repeatedly dipped and dyed dozens of times.

The black that Kyoto Black Pattern Dyeing pursues is not just a mere black color,

but a color that embodies the spirit that governs the feelings of the Japanese people.

Please enjoy the "ultimate black" of Kyoto Pattern Black Dyeing, born from an insatiable pursuit of black.

These jeans reproduce the technique of "ai-shita" used in Kyoto Black Pattern Dyeing.

The deep and powerful black created by layering black over indigo multiple times is the ultimate black that can only be expressed through Kyoto Black Pattern Dyeing.

The base denim fabric is made from 14oz right-hand twill selvedge denim woven on a Toyota Automatic Loom G3.

It features a unique rough texture, irregularities in the threads, and a rugged, robust character.

Silhouette: Relaxed Tapered (Model 108)

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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.