{"id":10377,"date":"2023-01-03T03:16:08","date_gmt":"2023-01-02T18:16:08","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/shirodenim.com\/uncategorized\/30th_s0105\/"},"modified":"2023-01-03T03:16:08","modified_gmt":"2023-01-02T18:16:08","slug":"30th_s0105","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/shirodenim.com\/en\/fullcount\/30th_s0105\/","title":{"rendered":"Fullcount 30th anniversary S0105XX reproduces dead stock texture."},"content":{"rendered":"

FullCount will release its 30th anniversary model as the Fall\/Winter 2022 model.<\/p>\n

Since this is a 10-year anniversary model, I believe it will be a very strong model for the full count, so we will look at the details.<\/p>\n

Fullcount S0105XX 30th anniversary model<\/h2>\n

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The denim material is 14.4 oz<\/strong>. of Zimbabwe cotton (warp #7, weft #6), woven at a lower speed than usual to create an uneven (rough) texture.<\/p>\n

The most important point was to realize our long-held dream of recreating a dead-stock look and feel, like that of a dead stock found covered in dust after years of neglect in a dry,<\/strong> rural town in the United States. After much trial and error using a variety of methods, we have finally achieved this goal. The result is a pair of jeans that will have a strong bite when worn after rigid wear.<\/strong><\/p>\n

The pocket slacks are made of dead stock herringbone that has been kept warm for many years. The belt loops are made of 13.7 oz denim.<\/p>\n

The silhouette is 0105, with a serial number on the leather patch, 30th anniversary flasher, tote bag, and other accessories.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

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The goal was to realize a long-held dream of recreating the texture of a fully drained product.<\/strong><\/div>\n<\/blockquote>\n
“fully drained of moisture”<\/strong> I share this view, and believe that draining moisture\/oil is important to create a rubbed-in feel.<\/div>\n
In Japan with soft water, fabrics become softer when washed, and in modern times when they are not exposed to dirt and grit on a daily basis, they lack the elements to remove oil and moisture.<\/div>\n
I am all for this idea in that regard.<\/div>\n
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Finally, after trial and error using a variety of methods, we have completed the product.This makes it possible to create a strong sense of bite when worn from rigid.<\/strong><\/div>\n<\/blockquote>\n
However, the dryness is due to the glue<\/strong>, and I imagine that after one-washing, it would be a 14.4oz Zimbabwean cotton fabric with a rough texture.<\/strong><\/div>\n
In this light, the difference from the usual FullCount is small, and it is a delicately balanced fabric that neither 13.7oz nor 15.5oz could have achieved.<\/div>\n
That makes me think, hmmm, this is the kind of fabric that looks promising.<\/div>\n
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Are there any updates to the full count that you would like to see improved?<\/h2>\n

What I personally do not like about FullCount is the following feeling.<\/p>\n

The one-washed fabric is very comfortable to wear, but the more you wear it, the more the fabric weakens and becomes less comfortable than other denim.<\/div>\n
The softer the Zimbabwe cotton is, the more you wear it, the more the silhouette becomes more elegant.<\/div>\n
In terms of whether the above can be improved.<\/div>\n
The 14.4oz Zimbabwe cotton feels less tawny while maintaining comfort.<\/div>\n
Both the “15.5oz XX Denim” and “Rough Denim” that Full Count has released so far didn’t feel decisively unique, but they seem to be a good balance of the two.<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

Option to wear rigid<\/h2>\n

There may be some positive points, but the model was originally intended to be “rigid and enjoyable to wear”<\/strong>, and without this, I honestly feel there is not much difference. I feel that if you don’t do this, there is not much difference between the two.<\/p>\n

First of all, wearing in rigid means choosing a size that is just right in the rigid state.<\/p>\n

If you do this, the garment will run out of size after one-washing. To prevent this from happening, let’s say that the waistband is pinched to prevent it from shrinking.<\/p>\n

Even if they did, the silhouette is 0105’s thicker silhouette. Except for the waist, I think it will shrink quite a bit from the rigid state and the whiskers will be out of place.<\/p>\n

This means that the denim is considered finished when it is one-washed, or new whiskers are carved without regard to the previous whiskers after that.<\/p>\n

If you can accept this, OK, it’s a pretty fun denim, but I can’t imagine how it will turn out.<\/p>\n

So how do you wear them? Do you buy them?<\/h2>\n

Frankly, I think the limited edition World War II models that have been released every year for the last 10 years or so have been poorly done.<\/p>\n

However, the last 1-2 years of the Great War models have been rather good that I would like to have (but not buy).<\/p>\n

I think it is a good buy because it is a spirited model that is celebrating its 30th anniversary there, and I feel that it has reached the peak of perfection in the past trends.<\/p>\n

However. To be honest, it is tough to wear in rigid. I would like to buy them on the assumption that I will wear them for a long time.<\/p>\n

So, wash it lightly, and then put a glue mixed with soil on trial and puncture it (the soil will remove the oil).<\/p>\n

After that, enjoy the rough Zimbabwe cotton at 14.4 oz.<\/p>\n

When I think about it, I feel that I can enjoy a full count that I have never had before.<\/p>\n

Now I just need to hold off on the other denim and see if I have time to wear it.<\/p>\n

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