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Buzz Rickson’s / Lot No. BR52381 / Early Military Chinos (M.O.D.) 1945 Model Shorts

SGD179.00 Inc. GST
An original model of Buzz Rickson's that change 1945 model military chino into shorts. When it comes to chinos, this style with split stitching and slanted pockets is common, but those with metal buttons on the front (engraved with US ARMY) and pocket openings with double hem specifications are rare even in vintage. . A loose and thick silhouette with a deep rise. While the trousers have a metal button fly, this product has a zipper fly that is easy to put on and take off.

Buzz Rickson’s / Lot No. BR79192 / Slub Yarn Henley Neck T-Shirt

SGD119.00 Inc. GST
Henley neck undershirts have been used by the US military for a long time, and were an indispensable uniform for soldiers on harsh missions. This henley neck undershirt is a Buzz Rickson's original, and the body uses slub yarn found in cotton sheeting knits produced in the old days. The front is different from the colour of the body to create a classical colour scheme. 100% Cotton Made in Japan

Buzz Rickson’s Lot No. BR78960 / Package T-Shirt Government Issue (Olive)

SGD59.00 Inc. GST
During World War II, undershirts were part of the uniforms issued to the U.S. military, including sleeveless tank tops for summer and long-sleeved wool and cotton blends for winter. It was subdivided into a type and a short-sleeved type made of cotton that can be used for any purpose. Undershirts, which are daily wear, are required to be comfortable to wear and have a quality that can withstand frequent washing. This undershirt is softly knitted using No. 20 combed yarn, and pursues comfort and durability by using double needles from the shoulders to the sleeves and hem. The nostalgic package is reminiscent of government-issued goods of the time.

Denime 220A Offset XX Model Regular Straight (Non Wash)

SGD299.00 Inc. GST
During the 80s, the idea of ‘vintage’ being associated with denim was not a concept. With the invention of the projectile loom in 1983, lauded at the time as revolutionary in production speed with its capacity for making wider widths of fabric, selvedge would disappear from denim. While Europe experimented with avant-garde and free-spirited ideas with its jeans at the time, Japan was staging its own revolution, reevaluating the essence of authentic American jeans and what made them special. Within that revolution was the birth of DENIME, and with it, the revival of selvedge denim; all within a five year span of it almost disappearing completely.
In the same way that cotton needs rich soil to grow, Japan had the right environment to ‘grow' selvedge denim. DENIME’s founder and author of ‘Jeans of Japan’, Mr. Yoshiyuki Hayashi spoke of his denim as such: “We spun our yarn at Kurabo mills, which was then sent to Hiroshima and Fukuyama, home of indigo dying, and had our yarn dyed at Sakamoto denim to the perfect shade of indigo. We hardened the yarn as well, starching it the same as Levi’s 501 yarns before weaving them together.” With this they fabricated their first denim, densely packed, hefty, and with a rough hand. It was unmistakably difficult at the time, with many trials and errors along the way along with doubt about moving in the opposite direction of the denim industry at large. According to Warehouse, DENIME was not trying to make one-to-one reproductions of ‘vintage’ denim. They were aiming for a classic look, with the denim’s character revealing itself the more it was worn. Ultimately, it resulted in jeans conceptually the same as the golden standard of the Levi’s 501. At the risk of being misunderstood, DENIME’s denim perhaps surpassed ‘vintage’ denim. Just five, maybe ten years before the production of selvedge denim stopped, the pinnacle of denim, the Levi’s 501 ‘66 model, was still being produced. Japanese people, in their drive for continuous improvement, wanted to build upon that era of American denim. Unraveling the recipe to DENIME’s jeans, there were minute details to the fabric that weren’t present in normal ‘vintage’ denim.
Working closely together with Kurabo mills, Warehouse will spearhead the revival of the DENIME brand. Utilizing our extensive knowledge of denim from the 19th century onwards, we aim to create the ideal of DENIME that we grew up with, classic, no, rather the distinctively DENIME look. Fabric, silhouette, and construction make up the core of jeans making for any brand but they take on a new life with every different perspective as well. The team at Warehouse aims to meticulously revive the DENIME brand as the flag bearer of unmistakably Japanese denim. With Warehouse’s mission being the endless pursuit of details, why did they choose DENIME? Well, they promise that answer will reveal itself in the jeans themselves.
*The following shrinkage will occur after washing-
-Waist Approx. 2-3cm -Thigh & Hem Approx. 1-2cm -Inseam Approx. 5-6cm Made in Japan

Denime Lot. 263 / Crew Neck Pocket Tee (Asst. Colours)

SGD89.00 Inc. GST
14/- Uganda organic cotton sheeting. Ugandan cotton is characterized by its elasticity, which is grown with the blessings of the Nile River. The fiber length, which is generally called medium-long cotton to long cotton, is also characterized by its firmness due to the cultivation of fully ripened cotton. In "DENIME", by spinning No. 14 empty yarn and knitting it using a sinker machine, DENIME were able to create a resilient cotton sheeting fabric while retaining the original elasticity of cotton. Made in Japan

Dubbleworks (Beige) Heavy S/S Pocket T-Shirt Pigment Dyed

SGD99.00 Inc. GST

With all of the quality and precision that we know and love this brand for, Dubbleworks have returned with this brilliant heavyweight, pigment dyed pocket tee. Cut in a traditional mid-century boxy shape, and using a heavy 100% cotton, this tee is durable and timeless. The brand have brought this vintage inspired tee into the 21st century by treating it to a unique pigment dyeing process with brilliant results which will yield incredible fades over time.

The boxy cut is complimented by a neat finish neck, and a single chest pocket, for a touch of 1950’s charm.

  • Vintage/boxy fit
  • Neat collar finish
  • Loop-wheel fabric construction
  • Pigment dyed fabric
  • 100% heavyweight cotton
  • Single chest pocket

100% Cotton Made in Japan

Dubbleworks (Navy) Heavy S/S Pocket T-Shirt

SGD89.00 Inc. GST

With all of the quality and precision that we know and love this brand for, Dubbleworks have returned with this brilliant heavyweight, pocket tee. Cut in a traditional mid-century boxy shape, and using a heavy 100% cotton, this tee is durable and timeless. The brand have brought this vintage inspired tee into the 21st century by treating it to a unique pigment dyeing process with brilliant results which will yield incredible fades over time.

The boxy cut is complimented by a neat finish neck, and a single chest pocket, for a touch of 1950’s charm.

  • Vintage/boxy fit
  • Neat collar finish
  • Loop-wheel fabric construction
  • 100% heavyweight cotton
  • Single chest pocket

100% Cotton Made in Japan