STUDIO D'ARTISAN 1950 Denim Jacket D4536U Natural Indigo 2nd Type

In the 1950s, with the emergence of delinquent boys known as greasers, many films and other entertainment works featured delinquents as their subject matter.

As the style of jeans and denim jackets worn by these young people became popular, many people were attracted to them as a symbol of delinquent rebellion .

The fabric is made of 12.5 oz denim, and even the unique oxidized tarnish that would have been evident from the heavy wear worn by young people at the time has been beautifully reproduced.

The smooth, dry texture gives it the appearance of old clothes.

This is the second type, with flap pockets on both sides of the front and an adjuster at the waist.

It has a boxy silhouette with a slightly loose fit.

The patch on the back is a paper patch that is unique to this era.

Every detail has been carefully crafted , including the rough marks and scratches on the tack buttons .

This is a second-type denim jacket that is sampled from a vintage denim jacket from the 1950s and has been given a used finish to recreate the realistic fading of the color .

Material: 100% Cotton (Wash)

Country of origin: Japan

Color: Used

Fabric thickness: 12.5oz