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2023年3月26日

Warehouse Deadstock Blue 1001XX (1915 model) color fade report vol.03

This is the third color fade report for WareHouse deadstock blue 1001XX (1915). It has been 19 months since I started wearing them. I had been wearing them about three days a week after I had scrubbed them with a brush, because I was tired of the weak fade of the fabric. But I still felt it was not enough, so I scrubbed it again with a brush and just washed it. About 14 washings in 19 months. The color fading was accelerated due in part to scrubbing with a brush. *The brush is only scrubbing the whisker, not brushing […]

2022年2月23日

Warehouse Deadstock Blue 1001XX (1915 model) color fading/ageing report vol.01

This is the 1st color fading/ageing report for WareHouse deadstock blue 1001XX (1915). Eight months have passed since I started wearing them, but the fabric is thin and the silhouette is thick. In addition, the color has not faded much due to the fact that it is worn two to three days a week. 5 washes in 8 months. I wear it during muscle training every now and then and brush it off. Warehouse DSB 1001XX (1915) Overview Purchase date: June 2021 Price: 35,200 yen Fabric： Denim for deadstock blue, using 7.5 x 7.5. Banner denim was 7 x 7 […]

2022年1月19日

WAREHOUSE DEAD STOCK BLUE – Is the new line denim that’s out of the over-specs?

There doesn’t seem to be any official release information from WAREHOUSE, but it seems that the 25th anniversary commemorative denim release will continue. I had thought that the anniversary denim was not as special as it has been lately, but this denim seems to be a separate line of denim, not a customization of parts. WAREHOUSE DEAD STOCK BLUE This information was taken from Earth Market’s shopping page. It is a “BLUE” created by “time. The “DEAD STOCK BLUE” created by the American climate. The inside of a general store in a ghost town, where time has stopped. The time […]

2021年8月22日

Warehouse Dead stock blue 1001XX (1915 model) fabric feel/size/shrinkage/fading prediction

I guess I’m completely stressed out from refraining from going out. While I still have some denim to wear, I bought a pair of dead stock blue (DSB) 1915 models. I’d like to take a look at the fabric texture and parts of the garment as it has been one-washed. As you can see in the pull-out photo, the fabric has strong shrinkage and a grainy texture. Deadstock Blue 1001xx (1915 model) Overview This model is equipped with specifications that allow jeans to enter mass production as a full-fledged “industrial product. The fabric is “7.5 x 7.5 yarn count” light […]