T.T / T.T / Lot .703 Denim Jacket C1929s / TAIGA TAKAHASHI / Taiga Takahashi

T.T / T.T / Lot 703 Denim Jacket C1929s / TAIGA TAKAHASHI / Taiga Takahashi

One side features a patch pocket,

and the pleats on the front body are secured

with a simple construction of only one stitch,

made exactly the same way as in the 1920s,

reproducing all details perfectly.

This denim jacket, which can be considered an icon of Taiga Takahashi, is called "Lot. 703 DENIM JACKET c.1920s".

For the material,

American organic cotton is used,

woven with an old-fashioned shuttle loom in Okayama, using a 3/1 left twill

original organic cotton 100% lightweight denim.

The denim fabric is woven slowly on an old shuttle loom, which operates at only 1/10 to 1/20 of modern weaving speeds,

and is also called a shuttle loom.

The slow weaving process leaves the cotton yarn's natural irregularities, creating a beautiful, intentionally uneven texture.


The warp yarns are dyed with indigo mixed with sulfur dye,

featuring a green cast color tone that has weathered over many years,

and the weft yarns are yarn-dyed with core-white, using specially ordered neppy yarns that have yellowed over time to give an aged, natural look.


By using these two types of yarns,

Taiga Takahashi achieves a deep, rich original indigo blue.


Additionally, a sanforized (shrink-resistant) finish is applied at the end,

enhancing comfort and fit, inspired by authentic vintage items.


The silhouette features straight sleeves and a shoulder line without slope,

creating a flat, streamlined shape,

with a compact design that allows for layering with shirts or knitwear.


The custom engraved buttons and back are all made of iron,

without plating on the surface, so they will rust over time, allowing you to enjoy the aging process.


The hem is finished with selvage denim fabric called "white selvage",

used in the front facing and cuff linings,

adding a stylish touch that reflects the craftsmanship of the era.

It’s a sophisticated design that can be appreciated through the details and gestures of each moment.


The signature leather patch is dyed with mud on Amami Oshima,

and the back view is carefully crafted to evoke a sense of historical authenticity.


It embodies a "aesthetic" that respects the craftsmanship and gestures passed down for about 100 years,

allowing it to age naturally on the wearer’s body and be inherited into the future.

This makes it a truly unique, timeless product.


The iron accessories used for the season’s tack buttons, rivets, buckles, etc.,

faithfully reproduce the details of old times,

and the materials are also authentically designed to rust over time.