OrSlow 6005 Type 3 1960’s 13.5oz Selvedge Denim Jacket (Used Wash)
This is the 60's style denim jacket, which is the most familiar design among denim jackets. It evolved from TYPE1 and TYPE 2, shedding its workwear image and becoming fully recognized as a fashion item.
Beloved by many musicians, hippies, surfers, and others during the 1960s to 1970s, it carries a strong association with that era. The denim used in this jacket is woven with original uneven yarn, evoking the atmosphere of the 1960s. It is available in two color variations: one wash and used wash.
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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.
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Size Shoulder Width Body Width Body Length Sleeve Length 36(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
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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.
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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.
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Sugar Cane & Co. Lot SC15650H / 14.25oz. Black Denim Jacket 1953 Aged Model-38
STANDARD DENIM
Sugar Cane has studied and paid the closest attention to the entire process of recreating vintage denim, such as spinning, weaving, dyeing and stitching. Accordingly, our denim products have been loved and appreciated by many people across the world for a long period of time, establishing their status as timeless classic pieces. This is what we call a true “STANDARD.”
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Sugar Cane & Co. Lot SC15655 / 11oz Blue Denim Work Coat
This is a renewed version of the 11oz blue denim work coat that has been a staple item for many years. It is a simple work coat from a store brand after WWII, with vintage details such as a snap pocket. This is a model from before the collar stand was omitted, and it has a flap pocket on the right chest and a 3-in-1 pocket on the left chest. The large waist pocket has a patch, and there is also an inner pocket on the right chest. The shoulders, sides, and armholes are sewn with triple needle roll stitching for a sturdy construction.
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Sugar Cane & Co. Lot SC15659 / 9oz Black Covert Work Coat
This work coat is made from 9 oz black covert fabric. It is a post-World War II store brand work coat that is simple yet has vintage details such as a snap pocket. This model is from before the collar stand was omitted, and it has a flap pocket on the right chest and a 3-in-1 pocket on the left chest. The large waist pocket has a patch, and there is also an inner pocket on the right chest. The shoulders, sides, and armholes are sewn with triple needle roll stitching for a sturdy construction.
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Sugar Cane & Co. Lot SC15720 / 13oz White Denim Jacket 1953 Model
This is a 1953 model from the transitional period when denim jackets were changing from workwear to casual wear. It is commonly known as the 2nd. This classic piece that represents the 1950s is finished in original white denim with white warp threads and off-white weft threads. It is a 13-ounce selvedge denim woven on an old-fashioned shuttle loom with uneven yarns of 7 warp and 7 weft, and the red selvedge can be seen on both sides.
STANDARD DENIM is
a classic that has been loved by many people for many years and continues to be made as a staple by recreating vintage denim with a focus on all processes of spinning, dyeing, weaving, and sewing. This is the true "STANDARD".
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| Size | Shoulder Width | Body Width | Body Length | Sleeve Length |
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| 36(S) | Around 45.0cm | Around 53.0cm | Around 58.0cm | Around 57.0cm |
| 38(M) | Around 48.0cm | Around 56.0cm | Around 60.5cm | Around 58.5cm |
| 40(L) | Around 50.0cm | Around 58.0cm | Around 62.5cm | Around 60.5cm |
| 42(XL) | Around 53.0cm | Around 61.0cm | Around 65.0cm | Around 62.0cm |
| 44(XXL) | Around 56.0cm | Around 65.0cm | Around 67.5cm | Around 65.0cm |
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Sun Surf Lot SM15689 / Sailor Moku Products 10oz. Cotton Duck Work Jacket
Hawaii is the island where the headquarters of the US Navy's 7th Fleet is located and where all US military bases are located. Since many soldiers have been stationed in Hawaii for a long time, local workwear manufacturers and tailors have also played the role of contractors supplying uniforms and combat clothing to soldiers. Taking advantage of this background, they developed work pants with a different fabric based on military trousers. These were also popular among Hawaiian railroaders.
HAWAIIAN WORK WEARAfter
Japanese immigrants came to Hawaii, the first place they were given to work was the sugar cane plantation. There was a railroad there for a long time, and it was used as a means of transporting harvested sugar cane to sugar mills and as a means of transportation between their living base and the plantation. While unraveling the history of Hawaiian workwear, Sunsurf focused on a railroad company that existed in the past called the "Hilo Railroad Company". Based on documents from that time, we will reproduce its unique specifications.
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| Size | Shoulder Width | Body Width | Body Length | Sleeve Length |
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| 36(S) | Around 46.0cm | Around 55.0cm | Around 65.5cm | Around 59.5cm |
| 38(M) | Around 48.5cm | Around 57.5cm | Around 67.0cm | Around 61.5cm |
| 40(L) | Around 50.5cm | Around 60.5cm | Around 71.0cm | Around 63.5cm |
| 42(XL) | Around 52.5cm | Around 63.5cm | Around 74.0cm | Around 64.5cm |
| 44(XXL) | Around 54.0cm | Around 65.0cm | Around 75.0cm | Around 65.5cm |
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Sun Surf Lot US15905 / UNION SUPPLY 12.5oz. Grade One Ahina Work Jacket
At that time in Hawaii, sturdy workwear was created using indigo-dyed denim fabric called ahina for plantation workers who worked in pineapple and sugarcane fields. The thickness of the fabric changed over time, and many variations have been found, differing in pocket shape and number, the presence or absence of pleats, and the color of the stitching thread.
Lot No. US42652 / UNION SUPPLY 12.5oz. GRADE ONE AHINA 5POCKET PANTS
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Union Supply, founded in 1922 by Yasuda Kayoji, who was born in Japan, expanded its business by providing high-quality, affordable workwear to people who had emigrated from Japan to Hawaii. While being a clothing manufacturer, the company also played a role as a distributor, importing fabrics and other materials from Japan.
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| Size | Shoulder Width | Body Width | Body Length | Sleeve Length |
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| S | Around 43.0cm | Around 55.0cm | Around 60.0cm | Around 60.0cm |
| M | Around 45.0cm | Around 57.0cm | Around 63.0cm | Around 62.0cm |
| L | Around 47.0cm | Around 61.0cm | Around 66.0cm | Around 64.0cm |
| XL | Around 50.0cm | Around 63.0cm | Around 68.0cm | Around 65.0cm |
| XXL | Around 52.0cm | Around 65.0cm | Around 70.0cm | Around 66.0cm |
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Tailor Toyo Lot TT15520 / 1950s Souvenir Jacket KOSHO & CO Special Edition DRAGON & LANDSCAPE × DRAGON
In honor of the zodiac sign of 2024, the dragon, the Year of the Dragon collection is a reproduction of a dragon pattern selected from a large number of vintage skajans. This time, as a special edition, Tailor Toyo reprint the "Printed Sukajan", which was only made for a short period of time from the late 1940's to the early 1950's.
The surface is embroidered with two dragons glaring at each other with Mt. Fuji in between. The design is not filled with embroidery, but the black acetate fabric used as the base is used effectively to make the dragon drawn with delicately colored threads stand out. When we look into the materials from the time, we find that it was created by a skilled Japanese embroidery craftsman, and it has a dignified finish that makes it look like a Japanese painting. The original vintage specifications have been reproduced, including the dragon embroidery on the chest, which is larger than usual, and the three lines on the sleeves.
The reversible side has a printed Japan map pattern. Instead of printing using modern machines, printing is done by hand, in which a plate is created one color at a time, and then the plates are printed over and over again by hand.This method requires time, effort, and advanced technology, so it was not possible to print at the time. Very few. Moreover, this design, which features a map of Japan along with castles and landscapes, is especially rare among printed Skajan jackets, and it is no exaggeration to say that it is impossible to obtain on the vintage market. The dragon on the chest is drawn in a size that would be impossible to find on an embroidered Sukajan jacket, and due to its powerful design and vintage rarity, it has been reprinted as a special edition for the Year of the Dragon.
“KOSHO & CO.” SPECIAL EDITION
This special edition is a reproduction of carefully selected masterpieces from Taylor Toyo's collection with great attention to detail. In addition to the detailed designs drawn with horizontal embroidery, the acetate fabric is adjusted to create a vintage-like finish, and the wool ribs are knitted one by one using an old-fashioned flat knitting machine. For the reversible zippers, we restarted the fastening machines that were used more than 50 years ago and recreated the same hand-bending ones that were used back then. Using the label of Kosho Shokai, the predecessor of Taylor Toyo, the finish is reminiscent of the heyday of vintage skajans.
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Tailor Toyo Lot. TT15531 / Souvenir Jacket “Duelling Dragon x Japan”
In honor of the zodiac sign of 2024, the dragon, the Year of the Dragon collection is a reproduction of a dragon pattern selected from a large number of vintage skajans. This time, as a special edition, Tailor Toyo reprint the "Printed Sukajan", which was only made for a short period of time from the late 1940's to the early 1950's.
The surface is embroidered with two dragons glaring at each other with Mt. Fuji in between. The design is not filled with embroidery, but the black acetate fabric used as the base is used effectively to make the dragon drawn with delicately colored threads stand out. When we look into the materials from the time, we find that it was created by a skilled Japanese embroidery craftsman, and it has a dignified finish that makes it look like a Japanese painting. The original vintage specifications have been reproduced, including the dragon embroidery on the chest, which is larger than usual, and the three lines on the sleeves.
The reversible side has a printed Japan map pattern. Instead of printing using modern machines, printing is done by hand, in which a plate is created one color at a time, and then the plates are printed over and over again by hand.This method requires time, effort, and advanced technology, so it was not possible to print at the time. Very few. Moreover, this design, which features a map of Japan along with castles and landscapes, is especially rare among printed Skajan jackets, and it is no exaggeration to say that it is impossible to obtain on the vintage market. The dragon on the chest is drawn in a size that would be impossible to find on an embroidered Sukajan jacket, and due to its powerful design and vintage rarity, it has been reprinted as a special edition for the Year of the Dragon.
“KOSHO & CO.” SPECIAL EDITION
This special edition is a reproduction of carefully selected masterpieces from Taylor Toyo's collection with great attention to detail. In addition to the detailed designs drawn with horizontal embroidery, the acetate fabric is adjusted to create a vintage-like finish, and the wool ribs are knitted one by one using an old-fashioned flat knitting machine. For the reversible zippers, we restarted the fastening machines that were used more than 50 years ago and recreated the same hand-bending ones that were used back then. Using the label of Kosho Shokai, the predecessor of Taylor Toyo, the finish is reminiscent of the heyday of vintage skajans.
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