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Sugar Cane Black Denim Type-III Slim Tapered - One Wash 13 oz. Japanese Selvedge Denim
The SC41470 is the black denim version of Sugar Cane's popular 2014 fit, also known as the 1947 type-III - a slimmed down straight cut. This black denim comes in at 13oz and is woven with uneven threads, with seven threads for the weft, which are sulfur dyed, & seven for the warp, which are reactive pigment dyed. Because of their choice of different dyed thread these jeans fade uniquely. The warp will go from black to gray then to white while the weft will keep its black color, until finally fading to a strong gray. These jeans will wow through every step of its life, from its unique fabric to its use of 1940's details like properly using black sewing threads of different counts & punched rivets!
The SC41470 is the black denim version of Sugar Cane's popular 2014 fit, also known as the 1947 type-III - a slimmed down straight cut. This black denim comes in at 13oz and is woven with uneven threads, with seven threads for the weft, which are sulfur dyed, & seven for the warp, which are reactive pigment dyed. Because of their choice of different dyed thread these jeans fade uniquely. The warp will go from black to gray then to white while the weft will keep its black color, until finally fading to a strong gray. These jeans will wow through every step of its life, from its unique fabric to its use of 1940's details like properly using black sewing threads of different counts & punched rivets!
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The SC41470 is the black denim version of Sugar Cane's popular 2014 fit, also known as the 1947 type-III - a slimmed down straight cut. This black denim comes in at 13oz and is woven with uneven threads, with seven threads for the weft, which are sulfur dyed, & seven for the warp, which are reactive pigment dyed. Because of their choice of different dyed thread these jeans fade uniquely. The warp will go from black to gray then to white while the weft will keep its black color, until finally fading to a strong gray. These jeans will wow through every step of its life, from its unique fabric to its use of 1940's details like properly using black sewing threads of different counts & punched rivets!
