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EL Canek Jeans 810 Tapered

Name: EL Canek Jeans 810 Tapered
Brand: prudentsource.com
SKU: 28764791842
Price: 176.50 USD
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Rating: 4.0693 (30 reviews)

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EL Canek Jeans 810 TaperedMost Popular Jeans EL Canek Jeans 810 Tapered Details: 14oz Selvage Kibata Denim 14oz Kibata Denim is non shrunk denim that shrinks excessively when washed. The extreme shrinkage causes twisting, puckering, and unique unevenness, which becomes the bite and taste. Button fly specifications. Sustainable dead stocked flannel check is used for the front and the bottom of the rear pocket. This unique pattern changes for each lot which makes every Jeans so

Most Popular Jeans - EL Canek Jeans 810 Tapered

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・14oz Selvage Kibata Denim/セルヴィッチキバタデニム

14ozキバタデニム。
Kibata Denim is non-shrunk denim that shrinks excessively when washed. The extreme shrinkage causes twisting, puckering, and unique unevenness, which becomes the bite and taste./キバタデニムとは防縮加工していないデニムのことで、洗うと極端に縮みます。その極端な縮みによってねじれやパッカリング、独特の凹凸が生じ、それがアタリとなり、味となります。

・Button fly specifications./ボタンフライ仕様。

・Sustainable dead-stocked flannel check is used for the front and the bottom of the rear pocket. This unique pattern changes for each lot which makes every Jeans so rare. /前ポケットと後ポケット底は環境に配慮し、尚且つユニークなデッドストックのネルチェックを使用。ロットごとに柄が変わるのもこだわりと魅力の一つ。

・Original sea wave shape, ”Sazanami Stitch" embroidered on the back pocket of every jeans which was hand sewed.

・Button Fly : Argent c/# matte Black hidden SPY Ink. mark

・Rivet : Type"z" Universal c/# Copper

・Hidden Rivet : Universal with EL Canek Original Big "E" c/# Copper

・Paper Patch

* Cotton 100% Sustainable Natural material only (vegan), no chemical or animal material has been used

The silhouette is neither thick nor thin, while still adhering to vintage specifications, giving it an urban, high-quality, British feel.
This is a clean and beautiful tapered type that can be used not only for casual wear but also for business casual occasions.
ヴィンテージ仕様に拘りながらも太くもなく細くもない都会的かつ上質な英国感が漂うシルエットです。
カジュアルはもちろん、ビジカジシーンにも使えるスッキリきれい目なテーパードタイプです。

Kibata denim creates unevenness in the stitching and the transition of the parts. As you ware jeans, they begin to show the signs of weariness, and all parts of the jeans take on their own expression and begin to fade with a unique depth of colours. Those will then tern your jeans to the only and best in the world.
キバタデニムを使うことでステッチやパーツの切り替え部分に凹凸が生まれます。そして履くごとにそこからアタリが出始め、全てのパーツが表情を持ち、独特の深みのある色落ちとなり世界一のジーンズに育ちます。

You can feel the pleasure of deterioration through various techniques and accessories that were used in order to enjoy the changes over time.
経年変化を楽しむため様々な手法や付属品を使い、劣化していく楽しみさえ味わえます。

HANDMADE IN KOJIMA

26 inch
Waist 69cm / Thigh 28.5cm / Bottom Width 15.5cm / Rise 26cm / Inseam 77cm

27 inch
Waist 71.5cm / Thigh 29cm / Bottom Width 16cm / Rise 26.5cm / Inseam 77cm

28 inch
Waist 74cm / Thickness 30cm / Hem Width 16.5cm / Rise 28cm / Inseam 81cm

29 inches
Waist 76cm / Thickness 30.5cm / Bottom Width 17cm / Rise 28cm / Inseam 81cm

30 inch
Waist 78cm / Thickness 31cm / Bottom Width 17.5cm Rise 28.5cm / Inseam 81cm

31 inch
Waist 80.5cm / Thigh 31.5cm / Bottom width 17.5cm / Rise 28.8cm / Inseam 85cm

32 inch
Waist 83cm / Thigh 32cm / Bottom Width 18cm / Rise 29cm / Inseam 85cm

33 inches
Waist 85cm / Thickness 32.5cm / Bottom width 18.5cm / Rise 29.3cm / Inseam 85cm

34 inch
Waist 87cm / Thigh 33cm / Bottom Width 19cm / Rise 29.5cm / Inseam 87cm

36 inch
Waist 92cm / Thickness 34.5cm / Bottom width 20cm / Rise 30cm / Inseam 87cm

Please note that these specs are approximate after one-wash, so be sure to check for any modifications in the future.

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・Handcrafted entirely by Masayuki Kanatani*

・Handcrafted in a denim factory in Kojima by trusted artisans

*you will receive his signature inside a pocket of your selected jeans

FAQ:

Q: What types of customisations do you offer?

A: Customisations, including alterations like hemming and length adjustments, are absolutely possible for no charge. When placing your order, simply provide us with your measurements and any specific requests for customisations.

Simply provide us with your measurements in the “Add a note to your order” section, located at the bottom of your shopping cart. Alternatively, you can share your measurements with us directly via the chat box below.

Our team will ensure your jeans are tailored to your preferences.

Q: Does Kibata Denim shrink after home washing?

A: No, El Canek’s Kibata Denim is pre-treated with washing and sun-drying after sewing. This process minimizes any additional shrinkage during regular home washing. You can enjoy wearing your jeans with the same fit and feel as when you first tried them on. Experience the unique texture of Kibata Denim without worrying about changes in size!

Q: Is there any signature or special feature if Mr. Masayuki Kanatani makes my jeans?

A: Yes, jeans crafted by Mr. Masayuki Kanatani include his handwritten signature inside the pocket on a designated space called the “Record Patch.” Additionally, as a token of gratitude, Mr. Kanatani includes a small handmade gift, such as an indigo denim handkerchief or a denim coaster, both crafted by him.

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Exchange/Return Notes

We offer a 30-day return/exchange service after receiving.
Final sale items are not eligible for returns or exchanges.
To process your return/exchange, please contact us at [email protected]
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★★★★★ 5

Spoiler-free Review - The Martian Dialed Up To 11

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★★★★★ 4

Excellent Hard Sci-Fi… Until the Politics Pull You Out

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★★★★★ 5

Engrossing and Thought-Provoking

Format: Hardcover

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