I like denim, Japanese narrow shuttle loom denim, made on antique levis looms. I have tons of it. Its the only thing that i collect now. I keep collecting with the intentions of one day breaking in all of them myself. In my closet are 2 pairs of 21 oz Iron Hearts, a slim and loose fit (one almost broken in, one on ice), one pair of 4001 Flatheads (destroyed), one pair of Samurais (destroyed) and now my second pair of Sugar Canes which i intend to destroy as well. The good folks at SELFEDGE gifted me with whats going to be my new favorite pair of denim.

Made from 50% sugar cane fibers and 50% cotton, this denim has a unique feel and wear. The texture of the denim is uncommon and is a trademark of the Sugar Cane company. The addition of sugar cane fibers eaves this denim smelling sweet!

That’s a buffalo leather tag.

The front pocket sacks are made from a material that was so new to me. It was silky yet, it was cotton with a  tunnel like weave. Kiya let me know that it’s the same fabric that is used in world quality Kimonos; Japanese Sun Stripe fabric.

See the tunnel like weave?

Chain stiched and ready to be destroyed!

and my favorite detail.

There’s nothing worse then having your crotch blow out on you and your “wee wee” fall out. That’s why Kiya put a re-inforcement on the crotch. Smart!