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Rag & Bone Denim Jacket definitive

Rag & Bone is an American brand that has always been known for its understated, sophisticated, and comfortable designs. The jean we picked up is the well-known “Definitive” model from Kokonchi, based on the 2nd type, with zigzag stitching, vintage processing, and rivets that enhance the rugged mood. Colonial-colored denim jackets are rare, so we recommend it to those who are interested in a denim jacket with a difference. Of course, the collection is also available in standard colors such as black and blue, so why not check it out?

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orSlow Denim Jacket

These jean jackets are made by “OASLOW,” a domestic denim brand from Nishinomiya, Hyogo Prefecture. Since its establishment, the brand has been committed to “Made in Japan,” and all processes are carried out in Japan and handmade. The brand’s jean jackets are made of original denim fabric with a unique vintage look and feel. The doughnut-shaped buttons, also known as laurel buttons, which are a symbolic part of the World War II model, are also a key point of attention to detail.

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Diesel Denim Jacket

This denim jacket is made of Diesel’s innovative fabric, Jog Jeans, and features a design that looks like a docking of the 2nd and 3rd types, with decorative details such as the front folds, chest pockets, and V-seams. The decorative details, such as the front pleat, breast pockets, and V-seams, create a stylish impression.

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KSUBI Damaged Denim Jacket

This jean jacket from “KSUBI,” Australia’s first fashion brand that offers a wide range of items centering on denim items. The faded color and damaged finish that looks as if it has been worn for many years make it an appealing piece. The buttons are accented with a design reminiscent of the brand’s logo, a plaster screw.

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Helmut Lang Denim Jacket

The brand was founded by Austrian Helmut Lang in 1986. The brand’s signature is jeans, and its jean jackets are also well known. It is characterized by a shorter length, and the V-shaped stitching, which is a feature of the 3rd type, is modified to be wider. The spice of the tag attached to the chest part gives it a modern mood.