D1949 / STUDIO D'ARTISAN 16oz WWII Jeans New Item This custom model replaces the

This custom model replaces the mascot of the U

The returned prototype is analyzed again and specifications are decided

By fusing this heritage Japanese textile with classic American workwear influences

The original color composition that emerges carries a depth and warmth no artificial dye could ever replicate — a richness that can only come from time

The intricate artworks are depicted in details by the experienced craftsmen with the vintage embroidery machines

D1949 / STUDIO D'ARTISAN 16oz WWII Jeans New Item This custom model replaces theIn the early 1940s, as the United States was engaged in World War II, national resources had to be concentrated toward the war effort. As part of this policy, the War Production Board introduced strict regulations on the manufacturing of civilian consumer goods, including clothing. In particular, cotton and metal components used for garmentssuch as rivets and buttonswere prioritized for military use, and workwear, including jeans, was greatly affected