Pure Blue Japan (SP-1191-D) 10oz Double Pocket Work Shorts
Pure Blue Japan (XX-002) 14oz Selvedge Denim Piped Straight-OFF
Star Of Hollywood Lot SH29489 / Leopard Rayon Open LS Shirt
Style Eyes Lot SE29454 / “Saddle Stitch” LS Bowling Shirt – Black
Style Eyes Lot SE39260 / Pipping Rayon S/S Shirt – Gray
The shirt is made of patchwork checked fabric woven in Madras (now Chennai) in southeastern India, an essential part of the Ivy League style of the 1950s and 1960s. It features a texture and color that cannot be achieved with domestically produced items. The shirt has a boxy silhouette and is open. A TRUE MADRAS label is sewn onto the collar.
Imported fabric
Made in Japan
Style Eyes Lot SE39262 / Rayon Bowling Shirt Ann’s Cordial Inn
Based on vintage items made in the mid-to-late 1950s. As the name suggests, bowling shirts are originally uniform shirts for bowling competitions, so this model has action pleats on the back to enhance mobility. Another feature is that the color of the collar and action pleats are switched from the body to accentuate the design. The
body is made of light, plain-weave 100% rayon fabric. The buttons are 14mm four-hole buttons, as seen in bowling shirts from the '50s. The embroidery is made of shiny rayon thread, and the team and the player's name are depicted in voluminous, luxurious chain embroidery.
"STYLE EYES" 1950s STYLE SPORTS SHIRT
"Style Eyes" is a brand that mainly develops items that represent the golden age of American style in the '50s, such as rayon bowling shirts and printed open shirts. The highly contrasting, colorful color schemes and luxurious construction decorated with embroidery and prints are reproduced following the methods of the time. The charm of 50's vintage, which has high design and artistic value, is revived in the present day.
Made in Japan
Style Eyes Lot SE39663 / LEE & SMITH Rayon Bowling Shirt
Based on a vintage piece made in the mid-to-late 1950s. The pockets and cuffs are piped with the same rayon fabric as the body, adding a design accent.
The body is made of a lightweight plain weave 100% rayon fabric. The buttons are also 14mm four-hole buttons, as seen on bowling shirts from the '50s. It is presumed to have been ordered by the bowling team of a general construction company, and the luxurious chain embroidery with a voluminous feel using lustrous rayon thread enhances the team's sense of camaraderie.
"STYLE EYES" 1950s STYLE SPORTS SHIRT
"Style Eyes" is a brand that mainly develops items that represent the golden age of American style in the '50s, such as rayon bowling shirts and printed open shirts. The brand reproduces the high-contrast, vibrant color schemes and luxurious construction decorated with embroidery and prints according to the techniques of the time. It revives the charm of 50's vintage with its high design and artistic appeal for the modern era.
100% rayon
Made in Japan
Sugar Cane & Co. Lot SC39703 / Red Chambray Shirt (Short Sleeve)
This red chambray shirt uses red thread dyed after analyzing vintage fabrics for the warp and natural-colored thread for the weft. Both chest pockets have flaps to prevent items from falling out. High-stress areas such as the shoulders, armholes, and sides are reinforced with durable triple stitching. The stitching pattern was chosen after testing numerous options, ultimately selecting natural-colored thread.
100% Cotton
Made in Japan
Sugar Cane & Co. Lot HD15909 / Headlight 10oz Random HBT Work Vest
Analyzing deadstock Headlight all-in-one garments from the 1930s-40s, a very rare herringbone twill fabric was created, featuring randomly arranged weaves of varying pitches. The style is a sleeved vest type, rarely seen from other manufacturers, and is based on an even rarer post-war production type with five buttons and flaps.
Complete Series of the Reproduction "HEADLIGHT"
A brand of the Larned Carter Company, which started in the early 1900s and existed until the 1960s. Unusually for the time, they handled everything from weaving to sewing in-house, demonstrating their commitment to product quality. As indicated by the trademarks on the labels and hangtags, it was favored and supplied to railroad workers and engineers. Even today, it remains highly popular among collectors, and this rare item, which is difficult to obtain, is being revived for the modern era.
Made in Japan
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Size
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WidthBody
WidthBody
LengthSleeve
Length36(S) Around 44.5cm Around 53.5cm Around 53.5cm Around 55.5cm 38(M) Around 46.0cm Around 56.0cm Around 56.0cm Around 59.0cm 40 (L) Around 50.0cm Around 60.0cm Around 60.0cm Around 62.0cm 42 (XL) Around 52.0cm Around 63.0cm Around 63.0cm Around 63.0cm
Sugar Cane & Co. Lot SC15503 / Fiction Romance 11oz Blue Denim 1920’s Work Coat
A simple blue denim work coat with three square patch pockets. Based on a 1920's vintage model, the main parts have a sturdy construction with three needle stitches. The front has a tuck button + change button, and the cuffs have a simple one button design.
100% Cotton
Made in Japan
Sugar Cane & Co. Lot SC15650 / 14.25oz Black Denim Jacket 1953 Model
This is a 1953 model, a transitional period when denim jackets were changing from workwear to casual wear. It is commonly known as the 2nd. This classic piece, which represents the 1950s, is made from original black denim, with black warp threads and off-white weft threads. It is woven with uneven warp threads of #7 and weft threads of #6, and is a 14.25 oz selvedge denim, with white and red edges. The black is dyed using sulfur dye, which fades deeply over time with wear.
Made in Japan