Sugar Cane & Co. Lot SC15720 / 13oz White Denim Jacket 1953 Model
SGD339.00
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 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 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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