[Introducing the popular 41khaki series!!] See our suggested outfits for the 41khaki series as well!!
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Good evening.
Komori from the Ebisu store here.
Thank you for visiting us today.
Today, I'd like to introduce the 41 khaki series.
Introducing an item that sold out immediately after arrival.
JELADO 41 Covert Salt&Pepper【AG71334】Price ¥27,500 (tax included)
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The 41 COVERT also arrived yesterday but sold out.
Thank you very much for your purchase.
It is tailored using a firm twisted twill with sulfur-dyed twisted yarn for the warp and sulfur-dyed black yarn for the weft.
Like the 41 Khaki, it has a deep rise and wide leg, making it a classic pair of trousers.
The basic sewing specifications are the same as the 41 Khaki, with fine stitching, and the iconic 2mm double-piped coin pocket and back pockets are reproduced.
Urea buttons are used to express the atmosphere of the era.
Another key point is that, like the vintage items owned by JELADO, a separate twill fabric is used for the pocket bags instead of slake.
The bar tack on the belt loop is also subtly shifted by the craftsman's hand, demonstrating our effort to reproduce even the smallest details of the vintage atmosphere.
Though perhaps not as well-known as the 41 Khaki, these are one of my recommended pairs.
You can wear them one size up or fitted, whichever you prefer.
They are produced once a year, so even if you couldn't purchase them this time, please look forward to the next opportunity.
Next up is a new arrival.
JELADO 41 Denim 【AG94341DA】Price ¥33,000 (tax included)
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The slake is made of a different fabric.
The 41 Khaki was an unprecedented hit. Based on this design, we changed the material and this time tailored it using 10.5oz LAST RESORT DENIM with a blue tag.
We disassembled a 1940s LEE coverall and analyzed the yarn thickness, density, and strength of unevenness. To better reproduce the faded vintage look that remains today, we randomly interwove three different thicknesses of warp yarns, aiming for an uneven vertical fade.
With a thickness of 10.5oz, it is a comfortable denim to wear even as the weather cools.
Unlike the blue tag used in the JEE series, the weft yarn here is woven with undyed yarn.
While the warp yarns are numbers 8, 9, and 10, and the weft yarn is number 9, using Deep South Cotton like the JEE series, and the number of threads woven is also unchanged, the different color of the weft yarn makes the surface appear lighter in comparison.
Similar to the classic 41 Khaki, we have faithfully reproduced characteristic details such as the offset belt loops and the 2mm wide double-piped pockets, just like the vintage originals.
The pockets also use a different fabric, enhancing the overall atmosphere.
A feature of the 41 DENIM TROUSER is the use of metal buttons, creating a more luxurious detail.
The silhouette is also made with the same dimensions, making it a recommended choice for those who love the 41 Khaki silhouette.
*The stitch color will be changed to grey, matching the collar stitching of the coverall.
The Ebisu store has L/XL in stock.
If the size fits you or you are considering it, please give it a try.
41 Khaki Lastresort Chino Cloth【AG94341A】
Price ¥33,000 (tax included)
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Olive
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I also purchased a size S.
I think the fabric is soft and very comfortable to wear.
I coordinated it with a 44 leather jacket. The 44 leather jacket is size L.
Similar to the Last Resort Denim, this material was thoroughly developed by dissecting carefully selected vintage M41 KHAKI pieces from several deadstock items, and meticulously analyzing yarn thickness, unevenness shape, twist count, and twist direction, while considering the production background and technical capabilities of the time.
The unevenness shape is neither too strong nor too weak, reproducing a natural slub yarn.
Previous materials were dyed with reactive dyes, but this time we used vat dyes, which were used at the time.
Compared to modern reactive dyes, the quality of vat dyes is lower, but they were excellent dyes for the 1950s, being strong against colorfastness, friction, and sunlight. Therefore, they were used for materials requiring toughness, such as workwear and towels.
By using American cotton, shuttle looms, and vat dyes, just like back then, you can enjoy the aging process. Each wash brings out a fabric feel reminiscent of vintage items, so we believe you'll enjoy JELADO's new 41 KHAKI.
Raw cotton, yarn, weaving, dyeing - the ultimate chino cloth, LASTRESORT CHINO CLOTH, is meticulously crafted in every aspect.
Characteristic offset belt loops and 2mm double-piped pockets, just like vintage items, have been faithfully reproduced.
Normally, pocket bags use slake, but like the sampled vintage item, we use a separate chino fabric. The strong puckering of the side seams also adds a rugged impression to the extremely wide silhouette when worn.
By matching the stitching pitch to that of the era, we express a classic 41 Khaki-like atmosphere.
It has a deep rise and a wide leg silhouette.
This is a recommended item that pairs well with denim jackets and leather jackets. We definitely want you to try on its comfortable fit.
Thank you for the positive reception for both colors.
Since olive will not be produced again, we do not expect it to be restocked for a while, so please take this opportunity to try it.
Some sizes are sold out, but there are only a few left in stock, so please give it a try.
41 Khaki Last Resort Chino Cloth Stencil【AG94341B】Price ¥37,400 (tax included)
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Similar to the Last Resort Denim, this material was thoroughly developed by dissecting carefully selected deadstock M41 KHAKI pieces, and meticulously analyzing yarn thickness, unevenness shape, twist count, and twist direction, while considering the production background and technical capabilities of the time.
The raw cotton is JELADO's basic American Deep South cotton.
The unevenness shape reproduces a natural slub yarn that is neither too strong nor too weak.
Previous materials were dyed with reactive dyes, but this time we used vat dyes, which were used at the time. Compared to modern reactive dyes, the quality of vat dyes is lower, but they were excellent dyes for the 1950s, being strong against colorfastness, friction, and sunlight. Therefore, they were used for materials requiring toughness, such as workwear and towels.
By using American cotton, shuttle looms, and vat dyes, just like back then, you can enjoy the aging process. Each wash brings out a fabric feel reminiscent of vintage items, so we believe you'll enjoy JELADO's new 41 KHAKI.
Raw cotton, yarn, weaving, dyeing - the ultimate chino cloth, LASTRESORT CHINO CLOTH, is meticulously crafted in every aspect.
Characteristic offset belt loops and 2mm double-piped pockets, just like vintage items, have been faithfully reproduced.
Normally, pocket bags use slake, but like the sampled vintage item, we use a separate chino fabric. The strong puckering of the side seams also adds a rugged impression to the extremely wide silhouette when worn.
By matching the stitching pitch to that of the era, we express a classic 41 Khaki-like atmosphere.
It has a deep rise and a wide leg silhouette, in line with vintage items.
Thank you very much for reading to the end.
Komori, Ebisu Store
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