superNova. Wide selvedge jeans - one wash "BLACK"
superNova. Wide selvedge jeans - one wash "BLACK"
superNova. Wide selvedge jeans - one wash "BLACK"
superNova. Wide selvedge jeans - one wash "BLACK"
superNova. Wide selvedge jeans - one wash "BLACK"
superNova. Wide selvedge jeans - one wash "BLACK"
superNova. Wide selvedge jeans - one wash "BLACK"
superNova. Wide selvedge jeans - one wash "BLACK"
superNova. Wide selvedge jeans - one wash "BLACK"
superNova. Wide selvedge jeans - one wash "BLACK"
superNova. Wide selvedge jeans - one wash "BLACK"
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superNova. Wide selvedge jeans - one wash "BLACK"

Sale price¥24,200

The fabric is 13oz 100% cotton selvedge denim from Okayama, woven with rope-dyed yarn.
Compared to other denims, selvedge denim has a distinct texture and unique presence.
Woven slowly on a shuttle loom, incorporating air as it's made, the fabric has a plump finish that feels airy compared to regular denim.
The black color is sewn with elegant beige stitching and has been one-washed.
Selvedge (red ear) is used for the seam allowances on the front and back sides.
With a wide silhouette featuring one tuck, it's designed to be a sophisticated, trouser-like piece with a beautiful silhouette, rather than a typical jean silhouette.
The side pockets are bias pockets, making them easy to access.
The front rivets, a characteristic of jeans, have been intentionally omitted and reinforced with bartacks, resulting in a clean look that is easy to coordinate with various outfits.
Incorporating stitchwork seen in vintage jeans throughout, the back pockets feature reinforcement fabric, hidden bartacks, and hidden rivets, with high-wear areas reinforced and designed for long-term use.
We hope you enjoy wearing them frequently and experience the fading and aging.

Available at:
O Daikanyama Store 2

SIZE:S

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superNova.

It is a fashion brand that started in 2013, based in Tokyo.
Inheriting Japan's accumulated history of textile industry and craftsmanship, we explore the possibilities of clothing manufacturing in the modern era and propose "preferential everyday wear" suitable for contemporary life.