{"id":10392,"date":"2023-01-04T20:16:54","date_gmt":"2023-01-04T11:16:54","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/shirodenim.com\/uncategorized\/lee101b\/"},"modified":"2023-01-16T21:16:53","modified_gmt":"2023-01-16T12:16:53","slug":"lee101b","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/shirodenim.com\/en\/realmccoys\/lee101b\/","title":{"rendered":"Real McCoy’s LEE 101B Fading color"},"content":{"rendered":"

The LEE 101B<\/strong> was produced by Real McCoys in collaboration with EDWIN.<\/p>\n

It is a reissue of the LEE model that I want to take my time with, but since the color fades slowly, it has been more than a decade since I somehow continued this time again.<\/p>\n

In the end, we decided to try buying used ones that had faded, and if they fit right, we would try wearing rigid ones.<\/p>\n

\"Real<\/p>\n

\"Real<\/p>\n

The leather patches had been removed and the garment looked roughly worn, but the bite was weak.<\/p>\n

I think this is a characteristic of the LEE model, which has a weak bite<\/strong>, rather than the way it is worn.<\/p>\n

Real McCoys LEE 101B Fabrics<\/h2>\n

For those familiar with Levi’s reproducts, the fabric is flat and somewhat lacking.<\/p>\n

I think the LEE style of overall light color fading<\/strong> comes out well.<\/p>\n

\"McCoy's<\/p>\n

\"Real<\/a><\/p>\n

tate-ochi fading. The line fading is more apparent as the overall color fades.<\/p>\n

\"McCoys<\/p>\n

The hips also have a natural look<\/strong>, as the color does not fade to an extreme between the pockets.<\/p>\n

Personally, I don’t like anything with extreme fading only on the hips, so the bite here is a weak benefit.<\/p>\n

parts<\/h2>\n

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Just looking at this place, it’s like vintage itself.<\/strong> I’m very impressed.<\/p>\n

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Co-production tag with Edwin.<\/strong><\/p>\n

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Like the LEE tabs, I personally find the cross stitching<\/strong> to be the crucible of the LEE model.<\/p>\n

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There is no selvedge<\/strong> on the coin pocket.<\/p>\n

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Engraving on back of button.<\/strong> I can’t read it well. Even if I could read it, what is the abbreviation starting with “U”?<\/p>\n

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The leather patches have been taken off in a messy manner. Judging from the color remnants, it was probably removed earlier.<\/p>\n

Silhouette of McCoy’s LEE<\/h2>\n

Height 174 cm, weight 65 kg. size 30 inches, almost true to size.<\/strong><\/p>\n

As with the LEE model, the size is larger than indicated (31 inches is just right for the Levi’s model).<\/p>\n

\"McCoy's<\/p>\n

Neither thick nor thin. It is a standard silhouette.<\/p>\n

\"McCoy's<\/p>\n

It has a shapely hip area and storied lines when viewed from the side.<\/p>\n

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Although it is small at 30 inches, it has a good balance of LEE’s characteristic pocket placement.<\/strong><\/p>\n

impressions<\/h2>\n

This was my first LEE model replica jeans, and I am quite satisfied with the pictures.<\/strong><\/p>\n

If you are used to Levi’s replicas, it is a bit strange to feel them in your hand and to see the tate-ochi run in the lines. However, I think this is just the way it is, and I like the individuality of it.<\/p>\n

One drawback is the lack of bite in the selvedge.<\/strong><\/p>\n

Of course, there may be a problem with the way they are worn, but both Real McCoys and Warehouse, the leading brands of LEE models,<\/strong> have weak ear bite when seen worn.<\/p>\n

The Fullcount replicas that don’t look like LEE have a pretty strong selvedge bite. I wonder how they get that vintage selvedge bite.<\/p>\n

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