TYPE 1st Recreating a rare item coveted by enthusiasts The "T-back" model from the war era A denim jacket with a single chest pocket, commonly known as the "First," manufactured from the early 1900s to around 1952. This particular jacket features no pocket flaps, four front buttons, and donut-shaped buttons, all characteristics of the wartime production due to material controls during World War II. Furthermore, this jacket replicates the split back design, where the fabric on the back is divided into left and right panels, a feature only seen in big sizes, size 46 inches and above. This design, with its T-shaped back yoke, is known as "T-back" in Japan. These jackets are extremely rare and can fetch prices from several million to over 10 million yen. This version has been adapted to a standard size to accommodate various body types. The fabric uses hand-picked Suvin cotton, known for its exceptional quality and rarity. By using 100% of the most rare and highest quality Suvin Gold cotton waste, the jacket achieves a rich texture while being environmentally conscious. This cotton is spun into yarn using a mid-20th-century spinning machine and woven on an old-style shuttle loom to create 12-ounce selvedge denim. The denim has a rough appearance reminiscent of the time, while also offering a supple touch and silky luster. The sewing also follows vintage methods, using vintage sewing machines to vary the stitch thickness and needle pitch for an authentic finish. Finally, a dry wash process is applied to minimize shrinkage and twisting from washing, and to maintain the rigid appearance for a long time. This is a confident creation that has been refined with a clean silhouette and high-quality materials, making it a valuable item that enthusiasts will covet, and that can be worn in real life. This piece is based on research of 1950s vintage clothing and is committed to vintage sewing techniques. Rare sewing machines are used in Japan, and the thread count and needle pitch are used differently depending on the sewing location. The design features the "T-BACK" design, which is only seen in the big sizes of the time, with a seam in the center back, and the size has been arranged. The material has a rough appearance like that of the World War II (WW2) era, while also featuring a supple, high-quality touch and a moderate luster. You can enjoy the atmosphere of the fuzzy denim of the 1950s with this one piece. XL Size / Length 65.5cm / Shoulder Width 53.5cm / Sleeve Length 63cm / Body Width 66.25cm Compared to Levi's, the size is tighter, so it is recommended to wear it a little larger. Kimutaku Vintage tmt