Classic denim, both white and black tags are good.

Hello!

 

Today is the first time in a while that I'm working alone, so I'll also be writing a blog.

Today was another denim festival, with another business trip to the denim production area scheduled for tomorrow!

 

 

The response to this Black Tag has really exceeded our expectations and it's doing extremely well!

 

Which one do you recommend??

I get asked this question a lot, but I really want you to understand that these are the two most popular ones...

 

 

Both are good!!

 

 

What's more, the characteristics, silhouettes, and sewing specifications are all different!

 

Roughly speaking, it is based on fabrics from before the 40s.

 

Which one do you prefer, one inspired by the 50s or later?

 

So, do you prefer a sleek silhouette or one with a bit more room?

 

If we start talking about things like that, there's no end to it!

 

Which is better, the red fox or the green raccoon?

If you ask me, I can only answer based on how I felt at the time.

 

Who is stronger, Inoki or Baba?

If you ask me, I can only say that they are both strong!

 

 

 

However, there are many differences in the color, silhouette, and pattern, and the jackets with black tags are made as 1st type, while the jackets with white tags are made as 2nd type!

 

If you're wearing the top and bottom together, it's recommended that you match the denim to the same fabric, including the color, so you may want to decide based on the jacket.

 

 

Anyway, it's being done by two big names!

 

I highly recommend you buy both lol

 

 

Well, I quietly updated this web article.

http://www.jelado.co.jp/manufacturing/

Every year, we hold a manufacturing tour to train all our staff.

When talking about American casual style, denim and leather are essential!

 

If we want to communicate properly to our customers, it is important to see the actual site first!

Most of the leather jackets this season are made using leather from Shinki Leather, so I took the time to look closely and ask about the tanning and finishing processes that go into making the leather.

 

Of course, it's impossible to understand everything in one go, but I believe that by visiting the site in person, the quality of things can change.

 

I believe that there is a huge difference between knowing the product and not knowing it, and between seeing it and not seeing it, even with the staff explaining it in stores.

We plan to treasure these small accumulations and carefully proceed with product planning, product sales, and any kind of communication on the web.

 

 

There's still so much to say, and the next challenge is on the way, but something amazing is about to be created!

 

And that's why I'm really looking forward to my business trip tomorrow!

I'll let you know when it starts to take shape!

 

Thank you so much for coming to our store today!