[LEVI'S VINTAGE CLOTHING "37501-0018" 501XX 1937 Model 501 JEANS (organic cotton)]
denim
The fabric used in Levi's vintage clothing is made by Kaihara, a leading denim manufacturer in Japan.
This time we renewed the fabric. It will be made with organic cotton.
One of the reasons for adopting organic cotton is one of Levi's environmentally friendly product development, which is common to all developments.
It is a fabric that realistically reproduces the texture of the rough denim manufactured by Cone Mills at that time with high Japanese technology. The reissue model of the 1944 501 uses denim with less fuzz. Denim woven with an old-fashioned shuttle machine is characterized by a width of about 27 to 29 inches and both ends sewn with red thread (red selvedge).
As the product is made using the fabric to the fullest extent, selvedge can be seen on the outer seam and the back of the watch pocket, creating a detail called red ear. This denim retains the original unevenness of the cotton yarn, so it is one of the attractions that the unique texture increases as you wear it.
I came to do color fading more sharply than before.
silhouette
The silhouette features a deep rise, and a classic regular straight with just the right amount of room.
It is a familiar silhouette for jeans fans.
detail
The 1937 501 jeans still had the cinch back, but the waistband suspender buttons were removed.
The famous red tab is attached to the right back pocket of 501 jeans.
First introduced in 1936, the Red Tab was devised to distinguish Levi's jeans from the competition.
In response to customer complaints about rivets scratching furniture and saddles, Levi's sewed back pockets to hide the rivets.
To emphasize this, the world's first pocket flasher was also invented. The famous salmon-colored fabric sewn into the back pocket flasher featured the words “The Rivet's Still There.” with an arrow pointing to the corner of the pocket.
Grotch rivets on the crotch will be the last this year.
This is an item that carefully reproduces the fit, fabric, and details that were loved at the time, along with the culture of that era.
*According to the manufacturer's announcement, shrinkage of about 5 cm in the waist and about 8 cm in the inseam will occur.
*MODEL DATE*
・Part number 37501-0018 ・100% cotton ・Made in Japan
・Details front button fly, hidden rivets, arcuate stitching, big E red tab, two-horse leather patch, cinch belt
silhouette
・Rise [shallow ← 1 2 3 4 5 → deep]
・Thighs [thin ← 1 2 3 4 5 → thick]
・Hem width [thin ← 1 2 3 4 5 → thick]
*DENIM DATE*
oz = 14oz after washing (12 oz before washing) Color fading = vintage
・Dyed [Light ← 1 2 3 → Dark]
・Comfortable to wear [softer ← 1 2 3 → harder]
Made by Kaihara, Japan's leading denim manufacturer
It is a fabric that reproduces the rough denim that was manufactured by Cone Mills at the time.
We use organic cotton
Buttons, leather patches, rivets, etc. are of course the original specifications of the time.
Fine details are beautifully reproduced
Straight with a deep rise and gentle taper towards the hem
It is one that anyone can wear with a pattern that does not choose the body type.
*Model is 173cm, 64kg and wears size 30inc.
※Because the model mentioned above wears raw denim as it is,
It becomes the wearing image to the last.
30inc will be smaller if the model wears it after washing.
Size/waist/front rise/back rise/inseam/wading/hem width
30inc/74cm/31cm/40cm/87cm/28cm/21cm
31inc/77cm/31,5cm/40,5cm/87cm/29cm/21,5cm
32inc/80cm/32cm/41cm/87cm/30cm/22cm
33inc/83cm/32,5cm/41,5cm/87cm/30,5cm/22,5m
34inc/86cm/33cm/42cm/87cm/31cm/23cm
36inc/91cm/34cm/43cm/87cm/32cm/23,5cm
38nc/96cm/35cm/43,5cm/87cm/33cm/24cm
*According to the manufacturer's announcement, shrinkage of about 5 cm in the waist and about 8 cm in the inseam will occur.
*The numbers in the size chart above are the numbers obtained by measuring one point in stock.
Please be aware that there may be a misalignment of 1 to 2 cm for each point.
*Product photos are from digital camera.
Please note that the color may differ slightly from the actual product depending on the screen etc.
