

Preparing for the season
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I start the season of impregnation to get ahead of the rains and winter


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I start the season of impregnation to get ahead of the rains and winter
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Dziś pokazuje SDA Dorozome po kilku praniach
Dorozome Studio D Artisan 15 oz
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Today shows Pbj plus Blue Owl greencast 16 oz limited 019
More and more disappears
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Today Oni denim Awa Kakishibu x Kinari Updated
After a few months
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It's been 9 months and 15 washes in the washing machine
JB 18oz. "Shinkai Wine Weft" Selvedge Jeans (High Tapered)
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I got the first of the ordered jeans woven from 40-year-old hand-dyed cotton.
Model 1986
Amazing fabric
Pay attention to the finish of the seams on the inside of the legs
I have over 80 pairs of jeans - none have that finish
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Shows the beginnings of Creza Cow's skin transformation into Rambler
Truman boots
Jeans ONI
From +JB 18oz. "Shinkai Sapphire Wedding" by Selvedge Jeans (Regular Straight)
Founded several times
Today, first photos of Studio D'Artisan D1913 Men's Amami Dorozome Mud-Dyed Jeans, 15 oz. After the first 3 washes before the break
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This is what sewing my ordered jeans looks like
Opaspong's No 3
This image shows Opaspong's Project 3 - Northeast. The warp thread is dyed with Japanese synthetic indigo, while the thread of the thread is dyed with Thai natural indigo.
My pairs of sewing began (first picture)
Delivery September 4
They're just starting to cut and sew my pairs
September 4th
This is a photo of Opaspong’s Project 3 – The Northeast.
The warp yarn is dyed with Japanese synthetic indigo, while the weft yarn is dyed with Thai natural indigo.
We use slubby yarns combined with an ikat-style resist-dyeing technique, creating beautiful depth and variation in the yarn, with shades of indigo alternating with white.
It shows the film, thanks to the kindness of Pigerworks, what it looks like to work on natural indigo staining.
I wanted to show you, with the permission of the founder of Pigerworks, what color staining and capturing by Selvedge looks like in stages
These are the different shades created by each dyeing stage. The one on the far right was hand-dyed 25 times.
This photo shows the different shades of AWA Natural Indigo created through repeated hand-dyeing.
From left to right: undyed yarn, followed by 1, 3, 5, 7, 9, 11, 13, 15, 17, 20, and 25 dyeing cycles.
With each additional cycle, the indigo gradually becomes deeper and richer. The yarn on the far right has been hand-dyed 25 times, resulting in an exceptionally deep natural indigo shade.
Masterpieces are repeatedly hand-dyed jeans from Pigerworks
I repeat the founder of Pigerworks
Here’s a behind-the-scenes look at the making of The Masterpiece.
The warp yarn is hand-dyed with AWA Natural Indigo, considered one of Japan’s finest indigos, in Tokushima, Japan. The yarns are dyed in alternating batches of 25 dips and 20 dips.
The weft yarn is hand-dyed in three primary-color shades, using natural dyes from Thailand, before being sent to Japan for weaving.
Every dye used in this project is 100% natural, and every yarn is dyed entirely by hand.
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Today I show you my new jeans made of hand-dyed fabric from 1986
The creator is Pigerworks from Thailand