WAREHOUSE Denim 29 DSB Lot 1001XX 1954 Model

New, unworn, and only tried on.
The hem has been slightly altered (total length approx. 97cm) and it has been one-washed.

I am selling these because I have outgrown them.

※ The size chart before the hem alteration is as follows ↓
W29 = Waist 76cm, Thigh 30cm, Front Rise 30cm, Inseam 84cm, Leg Opening 20.5cm

Purchased in July 2023 at the Warehouse Hankyu Men's Tokyo store.

This is a limited edition model that is no longer available as new.

~DEADSTOCK BLUE~
"1001XX (1000XX) [1954 MODEL]"
Leather label, buttons, rivets ~ sewing thread

The "DEADSTOCK BLUE" 1954 model is the highest-end label from [WAREHOUSE], with painstaking attention to detail in the leather label, buttons, rivets, and even the sewing machines used, to the point where it can be said that there is nothing more. The fabric is the [DEADSTOCK BLUE] signature denim, 7.5番 x 7.5番, 13.5oz original denim.

The pink-eared original denim has been recreated by analyzing the thread count and unevenness of vintage denim. The denim has a strong rough texture, and the vertical fading and wear create a look like a light rain, making it the signature denim of DSB.

The front is a standard button fly. Like vintage, the buttons reproduce the dull look of deadstock over time. The flat male shape is also reproduced, as it is not a two-prong design from '53. The coin pocket uses the fabric vertically and uses riveted rivets with engravings. The 1954 model has a completed style that reflects the golden age of America.

The details are faithfully reproduced, such as the rivets with larger imprints compared to the 40s, where the imprints were closer to the center.

The high sewing durability of each part is also a characteristic of the 50s model. The stitches are fine, and the use of cotton thread is mostly orange, combined with yellow cotton thread, which is the 50s style.

As a perfect model, the back style of the 50s style is completed, drawing a beautiful home plate shape.

Ⅱ ’S jacket