Jeans, Genuine denim slim fitting, unisex Orcival
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  • Jeans, Genuine denim slim fitting, unisex Orcival
  • Jeans, Genuine denim slim fitting, unisex Orcival
  • Jeans, Genuine denim slim fitting, unisex Orcival
  • Jeans, Genuine denim slim fitting, unisex Orcival

Jeans, Genuine denim slim fitting, unisex

The famous Japanese denim jeans in a slim fit, mixed. 

€99.17
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Description

Discover the Orcival "Toile de Nîmes" Slim Fit Pants. Crafted from authentic Japanese denim, woven on ancient and traditional American looms in the Okayama region.

Orcival aims to reconnect with the true essence of jeans, a symbol of both men's and women's wardrobes, much like the marinière. This jean represents longevity and is designed to endure just as they were originally. Nowadays, jeans are often associated with fast fashion and mass-produced items, but Orcival aims to counter this trend by offering a high-quality product.

Orcival's jeans sizes are based on American jean sizes: refer to our size guide to find your perfect fit. Depending on the sizes available, this model is suitable for both men and women.

History of Jeans: Jeans were born in the 19th century as sturdy workwear for miners and laborers. The term "Toile de Nîmes" pays homage to the city of Nîmes in France, where denim fabric was first produced. Over time, jeans became a symbol of rebellious culture and personal expression. They gained popularity through fashion icons such as James Dean and Marilyn Monroe, propelling jeans to iconic status. Today, jeans are a fashion staple, and Orcival continues this tradition by offering superior quality jeans that celebrate the history and authenticity of this iconic garment.

Care Instructions

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Wash and iron inside out
Do not bleach
Do not tumble dry
Mild detergent only
Follow the instructions on the product label

Delivery

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Standard & express shipping

The shop strives to ship products as quickly as possible. The standard delivery times are indicated when you choose the carrier. If you wish a particular date of delivery, or faster, you can request us through the contact-page.


Returns

Return requests must be made through the contact page or directly from the customer account. In case of exchange please specify size and color on the return form. Returns are accepted within 14 days from the date of delivery.


Delivery zone

Germany
Austria
Belgium
Denmark
Spain
Finland
France
Hungary
Irland
Italy
Luxembourg
Norway
Netherland
Portugal
Czech Republic
United Kingdom (Contact-us)
Sardegna
Sicily
Slovakia
Sweden
Switzerland (contact-us)
Australia
Canada
South-Korea
United-States
Hong-Kong
Japan
Singapore

The American denim's history in Japan

The story of American denim weaving machines being transferred to Japan dates back to the 1950s. At that time, the United States was the undisputed leader in jeans production, with iconic brands dominating the market. However, as time went on, the demand for jeans began to decline in the United States, while Japan saw a rise in popularity for this casual attire.

Japanese manufacturers recognized the opportunity to combine their country's traditional craftsmanship with American jeans manufacturing techniques to create high-quality products. Some Japanese manufacturers were able to acquire old American weaving machines, often considered obsolete in the United States but still functional and valuable to the Japanese.

These weaving machines were known for producing superior denim due to their sturdy construction and ability to create fabrics with unique texture and appearance. Japanese artisans took great care to master the weaving techniques and replicate the distinctive details of classic American jeans.

As a result, Japan became a true center of excellence for the production of high-end jeans. Japanese brands gained fame for their meticulous attention to detail, use of high-quality denim, and artisanal approach in crafting their jeans.

Today, Japanese jeans are renowned for their durability, slim fit, and vintage aesthetics. Denim enthusiasts around the world actively seek out these artisanal Japanese jeans for their exceptional quality and unique style.

This story illustrates how the transfer of craftsmanship from one country to another can give rise to new artisanal traditions and preserve the legacy of American denim weaving machines, while adding a distinctive Japanese touch to the denim industry.

The American denim's history in Japan

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