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D1864 Kyoto Black Dyeing Jeans Relax Tapered

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D1864 Kyoto Black Dyeing Jeans Relax TaperedJeans using "Aishita", a technique of Kyoto black Montsuki dyeing The deep and powerful black that is created by layering black on indigo over and over again is the ultimate black that can only be expressed by Kyoto black montsuki dyeing. Relax Tapered Fit 14oz right hand twill selvage denim woven with Toyoda Shuttle Loom G3. Characterized by unique roughness, unevenness of threads, and rugged roughness Color: Black Plain pocket oversea version Made

  • Jeans using "Aishita", a technique of Kyoto black Montsuki dyeing
  • The deep and powerful black that is created by layering black on indigo over and over again is the ultimate black that can only be expressed by Kyoto black montsuki dyeing.
  • Relax Tapered Fit
  • 14oz right-hand twill selvage denim woven with Toyoda Shuttle Loom G3. Characterized by unique roughness, unevenness of threads, and rugged roughness
  • Color: Black
  • Plain pocket oversea version
  • Made In Japan
  • Size 38 is $458
  • Style #: D1864
  • Model is 6'2" wearing a size 31

Kyoto Black Dyeing [京黒紋付染]

Kyoto Black Dyeing has a long history, dating back to the Heian period. At that time, ink dyeing was done.

Originally, it was worn by monks and samurai as ceremonial clothing, and in the Edo period, in order to express a deep black color, a technique called Benishita, Aishita, in which the fabric was first dyed with red or indigo, was adopted.

At that time, the fabric was dyed black with a plant dye called binroji. Binroji-dyed black crests became so strong that they were said to be impervious to swords, and black crests became popular among samurai.

In the Meiji era, a haori and a hakama with family crests became the first formal attire for men, and it is said that this style spread to the general public.

In black dyeing, the base dye is repeated many times to create a deep color, and the colors are layered. Black dyeing, which takes a lot of time and effort, is dyed by raising and lowering the fabric dozens of times while subtly changing the temperature of the dye based on the dyeing craftsmanship and unique intuition born of many years of experience.

The technology of Kyoto Black Dyeing has evolved with the times, based on the dyeing craftsmen's insatiable quest for the real black. In 1979, Kyoto Black Dyeing was designated as a national traditional craft.

The black pursued by Kyoto Black Dyeing is not only the actual color of black, but also the power of the spirit that governs the feelings of the Japanese people. Please enjoy the [ultimate black] of Kyoto montsuki black dyeing born from an insatiable quest for black.

TAGGED SIZE 31
32
WAIST 31 32
FRONT RISE 10 10
BACK RISE 14 14
UPPER THIGH 12.5 12.5
KNEE 8 8
LEG OPENING 6.5 6.5
INSEAM 31.5 31.75

TAGGED SIZE 33 34 36 38
WAIST 33 34 36 38
FRONT RISE 10 10 10.5 10.5
BACK RISE 15 15 15 15
UPPER THIGH 13 13 13.75 14
KNEE 8.25 8.5 8.75 9
LEG OPENING 7 7 7.5 7.5
and INSEAM 31 32 32 32

Measurements of actual garment in inches.
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Very Easy to Use, no stress on your hands
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I am 76 and my hands don’t grip the way they used to. Too hard using a manual can opener. This one definitely fits the bill, plus I like the rechargeable feature!
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I bought this can opener February 13th I think and I used it 2 weeks ago and is now broken won't open up anything so my review for this is the worst piece of crap can opener I've ever purchased so now I guess I got to go back to the manual hand one the Old faithful!!!! Do not I mean do not purchase it
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terrible item
it worked a few times and it doesnt work at all! Terrible item!
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Negative stars if I could. This is a very dangerous product. It worked well for a while. But then it quit effectively removing the lid instead I got little tiny shavings of metal around the edge. These shavings of metal go into the food and very dangerous. So this was a waste of money and incredibly dangerous. I am throwing it in the trash today.
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