Posts Tagged ‘Japanese denim’

Evisu Boxpark Shoreditch And Other Denim Looks

January 31st, 2012 by Sandeep Agarwal | No Comments | Filed in Denim Collections - Int'l

In celebration of 2012 – Year of the Dragon, a limited edition hand painted RYU (Dragon) Jean were released exclusively at the new EVISU London Boxpark Store. Available in limited supply of 30 pairs only at £300 each, EVISU artists once again pushed  boundaries on raw denim, expertly painting traditional Japanese dragons together with its famous Seagull, creating this unique and one-off range of customised denim especially for the arrival of the Year of the Dragon. The 2012 ...Read More

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25oz Denim Jeans From Iron Heart !!

September 28th, 2011 by Sandeep Agarwal | 1 Comment | Filed in Denim - Developments

14.5oz was supposed to be normal jeans and one used to consider 15.5oz as heavy jeans. Then we heard about 18oz jeans and 21oz jeans was considered a shock …! So , how do we react to a 25oz denim jeans from Iron Heart ?? Iron Heart – denim brand from Japan – excels at making jeans which justify its name – Iron Heart . Created by bikers from Japan in search of a tough jeans to support their passion – biking , the jeans is actually now bought internationally by over 90% ...Read More

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Kurabo Earth Denim – Making Cool Money From Waste..

September 20th, 2009 by Sandeep Agarwal | 3 Comments | Filed in Denim - Developments

  Making economic sense from environmental conciousness is not an easy task. Taking care of environment takes money, but if you can make more money than you spend, it makes great business sense. Kurabo Denim’s Earth Denim does precisely that.  Kurabo has ventured to contribute to reduction in Carbon Dioxide emissions by not burning its denim waste and instead recycling it back as a premium denim !   The Earth Denim is made in three steps: Textile wastes from Kurabo’s ...Read More

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Japanese denim specialities explained by a denim expert-video

September 24th, 2008 by Sandeep Agarwal | No Comments | Filed in Denim Videos, Japanese denim, Jeans

Gordon Heffner is the owner of the Denim shop Blue in Green in New York. This shop is one of the best shops in the world for buying Japanese denims. In an interview to Tokyo Eye, Gordon tells about some specialities of the jeans from Japan and takes us through a tour of Tokyo denim market. Some highlights of the video: Have a look at Green tea dyed, Persimmon dyed or even MUD dyed jeans . Sugarcane denim made from 50% sugarcane extract is also interesting. Distressing of jeans: Can you age ...Read More

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Japanese denim – Environment friendly jeans manufacturing attempts

September 19th, 2008 by Sandeep Agarwal | 6 Comments | Filed in Denim - Developments, Japanese denim, Jeans

Japan Fashion Week recently concluded in Tokyo. Besides the usual show, there was an exhibition on the denim industry in Japan – Japan Blue. The highlight of this exhibiton was that the Japanese denim industry is working on various ways to make the entire Denim/Jeans manufacturing process as environment friendly as possible.Denim fabric manufacturer Nisshinbo is using discarded banana stocks in its fabrics .Manufacturer Nihonmenpu is producing items dyed with natural mulberry ...Read More

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Exports of Denim fabrics from Japan to USA (Years 2000-2007)

July 21st, 2007 by Sandeep Agarwal | 2 Comments | Filed in denim, Denim Data & Figures, Denim Market - International, Denim Prices, Japanese denim, US Denim Imports

It may be interesting to see how much Japan exports to the US and the EU. I did an analysis and here are the results.The results are not very surprising because exports to both the markets show some similar trends. The year 2004 & 2005 have been the best for exports to both EU and US. Though for exports to US , 2006 has also been the best The prices have been more or less stable over a period of time . In EU also the prices /kg have been more or less stable and so is the case in US. ...Read More

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