New, size 32, LE, LE Indigo Denim

LE LE Indigo Denim

Retail Price: ¥24,200
New, Unused

Size 32

Size: 32
Waist: 84cm, Hips: 110cm, Rise: 26.5cm, Inseam: 76.5cm, Thigh: 64cm, Leg Opening: 20.5cm, Pants Length: 106cm
*From the official website

Shrinkage (varies depending on washing method)
Waist: -6cm
Rise: -2cm
Inseam: -5cm
Leg Opening: -1cm
Thigh: -1cm
Knee: -1cm

Indigo denim packed with L’ÉCHOPPE's signature attention to detail.
The CO model, designed for the flat hips common among Japanese people.

From L’ÉCHOPPE's original label, LE, their first indigo denim.
The base is the 501 denim made during the transition period when red-eared (selvedge) denim changed to regular denim in the 80s.

Slightly bluish indigo, black bar tacks (commonly known as black bar tacks) on the back pocket edges, single-needle stitching on the inseam, etc. In the case of 501, the theory is that the red ear (selvedge) appears when the hem is rolled up, but it is a lock machine.

The completely custom-made denim material was produced with the aim of replicating the masterpieces that were distributed mainly in the United States from the 1980s to the 90s, thoroughly reproducing the state of denim during the transition period when the fabric width became double width for mass production.

The fabric is not pre-shrunk, and washing will result in a change in texture and shrinkage, causing the side seams to skew. (Approximately 6cm in the waist, 5cm in length shrinkage. The shrinkage rate also varies depending on the washing method.)
The skewness adds character and is a good feature of old denim.

It looks like regular denim, but the fabric is made on a selvedge loom, so it is characterized by the good fading like red ear denim, and it is a silhouette and fabric that can be enjoyed and nurtured from entry models for those who are not very familiar with denim to maniacs who love vintage clothing.