ONI Denim 222 Ishikawadai 15oz Extra Wide Straight Jean - One Wash
The 222 shape has become a fan favourite in the denim community. Its wide leg and mid-high rise waist has proven flattering on a variety of different people. ONI's classic 5 pocket design is present, as well as: punch through copper rivets, button fly, a leather patch, and selvedge ID.
Made using cotton yarn spun on a remarkably rare Japanese spinning machine from the early 1950’s, this incredible denim takes its name from the contraption which gave it life; the Ishikawadai. Producing yarn at a frustratingly slow rate by modern standards, this machine produces a unique feel which protects the integrity of the cotton, giving the fabric a natural, hand-spun appearance.
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ONI Denim 222 Ishikawadai 15oz Extra Wide Straight Jean - One Wash
The 222 shape has become a fan favourite in the denim community. Its wide leg and mid-high rise waist has proven flattering on a variety of different people. ONI's classic 5 pocket design is present, as well as: punch through copper rivets, button fly, a leather patch, and selvedge ID.
Made using cotton yarn spun on a remarkably rare Japanese spinning machine from the early 1950’s, this incredible denim takes its name from the contraption which gave it life; the Ishikawadai. Producing yarn at a frustratingly slow rate by modern standards, this machine produces a unique feel which protects the integrity of the cotton, giving the fabric a natural, hand-spun appearance.
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The 222 shape has become a fan favourite in the denim community. Its wide leg and mid-high rise waist has proven flattering on a variety of different people. ONI's classic 5 pocket design is present, as well as: punch through copper rivets, button fly, a leather patch, and selvedge ID.
Made using cotton yarn spun on a remarkably rare Japanese spinning machine from the early 1950’s, this incredible denim takes its name from the contraption which gave it life; the Ishikawadai. Producing yarn at a frustratingly slow rate by modern standards, this machine produces a unique feel which protects the integrity of the cotton, giving the fabric a natural, hand-spun appearance.
