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Japan's Kojima, with its proud Jeans St, draws fans of vintage, deep-blue denim

26 点作者 Geekette7 个月前

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hatthew7 个月前
I've always wondered about how much the quality of the manufacturing matters. I've had probably a dozen pairs of jeans in as many years, and on average they fail after wearing them for 100-200 days of light usage (e.g. office, not gardening). However, despite them not being particularly high quality manufacturing, the part that always fails is the fabric itself, not the seams/edges. Is that the expected lifetime of denim? Would jeans that are 2x the cost have denim that lasts 2x as long? Does the quality of craftsmanship matter if the fabric is what fails first?
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ffujdefvjg7 个月前
Big John (mentioned in article) uses Levi&#x27;s old selvedge denim looms and their jeans are fantastic. Also, I believe William Gibson referred to them in <i>Pattern Recognition</i>.
mepian7 个月前
TIL Kojima isn&#x27;t just a surname (of a famous game designer), but also a town.
dangerboysteve7 个月前
This reminds me of a video I watched about a jeans maker in Japan.<p><a href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.youtube.com&#x2F;watch?v=myqcURxxs40" rel="nofollow">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.youtube.com&#x2F;watch?v=myqcURxxs40</a>
philip12097 个月前
For those interested in this, I highly recommend the book &quot;Ametora: How Japan Saved American Style&quot; by David Marx. It talks about how Japan appropriated American prep fashion, then exported it back to the USA.
zelias7 个月前
Has Hideo confirmed this?