It's no exaggeration to say that this short "blouse" is the origin of the "denim jacket." The shoulders are sewn in a straight line, leaving zero armholes, which allows the shoulders to naturally drop as the garment is worn, and the fabric gathers under the armpits like an accordion. This is a characteristic of the fading of the period. The symmetrically placed pockets are also unusual for workwear of this era. The front placket features buttonholes, with the shirt holes on the body running vertically and the obi running horizontally. Like the pullover, the silhouette is an exquisite match with Greenebaum denim, resulting in a unique drape.
7.5 x 16 Selvedge Light-Ounce Denim Original metal buttons Iron buckle
■ Color indigo denim
■ Size 36, 38, 40, 42
■ Price Non-Wash 35,000 yen + tax, One-Wash 36,000 yen + tax
