{"id":10827,"date":"2023-03-26T15:42:13","date_gmt":"2023-03-26T06:42:13","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/shirodenim.com\/uncategorized\/1001xx_1915_04\/"},"modified":"2023-03-26T15:43:09","modified_gmt":"2023-03-26T06:43:09","slug":"1001xx_1915_04","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/shirodenim.com\/en\/warehouse\/1001xx_1915_04\/","title":{"rendered":"Warehouse Deadstock Blue 1001XX (1915 model) color fade report vol.03"},"content":{"rendered":"

This is the third color fade report for WareHouse deadstock blue 1001XX (1915).<\/p>\n

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.<\/p>\n

But I still felt it was not enough, so I scrubbed it again with a brush and just washed it.<\/strong><\/p>\n

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About 14 washings in 19 months.<\/strong><\/p>\n

The color fading was accelerated due in part to scrubbing with a brush.<\/p>\n

*The brush is only scrubbing the whisker, not brushing the entire area.
\n*There are still some parts where the mud has not been removed.<\/p>\n

Warehouse DSB 1001XX (1915) Overview<\/h2>\n

Purchase date: June 2021<\/p>\n

Price: 35,200 yen<\/p>\n

Fabric\uff1a<\/strong>
\nDenim for deadstock blue, using 7.5 x 7.5. Banner denim was 7 x 7 and weighed 13.5 oz, so I think it weighs about 12.5-13 oz.<\/p>\n

I think it’s the same fabric as DSB’s XX models from the 1940s, “1000xx” and “1000zxx”, and the 1936 model “1004xx”.<\/p>\n

Dyeing:<\/strong>This model is made of 50% natural indigo.<\/p>\n

DSB 7.5 x 7.5 Fabric Features<\/h2>\n

Its greatest feature is that it is not stiff and has a strong bounce.<\/strong><\/p>\n

It has good bounce and graininess, but there is really no firmness, so the wisker will have to be forced at least during one-washing.<\/p>\n

Other characteristics that I would raise are that it seems to have a strong graininess and high oil content.<\/p>\n

Perforated environment and washing<\/h2>\n

Approximately 19 months. Worn on average about 3 days a week. Occasionally worn and brushed during muscle training.<\/p>\n

I regularly stain them with mud and for the past six months I have been adding glue made from potato starch when I wash them.<\/p>\n

Also, as mentioned in the fabric characteristics, the color was going to fade thinly without any crispness, so I wet brushed the fabric somewhat, rusted the buttons, and did some self-processing.<\/p>\n

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Color fading\/ageing Report No.3<\/h2>\n

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The atmosphere is as good as ever, with the tired fabric feel and puckering.<\/p>\n

I just think the color fading is too accelerated all at once. The color density is adequate, but there is a haze of color characteristic of reproduction denim.<\/p>\n

However, it contains 50% natural indigo, so the blue is beautiful.<\/p>\n

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The selvedge is not wavy, but it has a nice 1915 model look.<\/p>\n

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The mud hasn’t completely washed off yet, but I’m hoping that wearing them for a while, will adjust fading.<\/p>\n

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Almost no line tate-ochi. Good natural indigo coloration.<\/p>\n

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The aging around the pockets looks natural for having been brushed.<\/p>\n

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It has the feel of old oxidized denim.<\/p>\n

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The buttons are rusted with salt and the surface is gradually peeled off.<\/p>\n

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The face of this denim is the stitching. Puckering, graininess, etc. are all combined to create a great atmosphere.<\/p>\n

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The cinch back and suspender buttons are also rusted with salt.<\/p>\n

I would like to see a little more red rust, but even after a few salt water dips, it is not covered in rust.<\/p>\n

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The color of the leather patches has also settled.<\/p>\n

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Not much twist at the hem. It is a fabric with no stiffness, so this is what you get.<\/p>\n

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The fabric is very uneven.<\/p>\n

impressions<\/h2>\n

Once again, DSB fabrics are difficult to contrast.<\/strong><\/p>\n

Anyway, there is no firmness, so I think the only way is to create contrast while the fabric is still firm at the beginning of the wear.<\/p>\n

However, the color has not faded dramatically even for those who have worn it for over a year without washing, so I don’t think the 7.5 x 7.5 fabric<\/strong> will fade as much as you think unless you wear it in a special environment.<\/p>\n

If you want contrasting color fading, you must choose thicker fabrics, such as the World War II model.<\/p>\n

After all, the base is 30’s XX fabric.<\/h3>\n

The look of this denim is quite different from the XX of the 40s and 50s.<\/p>\n

Here again, I thought that DD’s banner denim is a reproduction of “fabric from the 30’s”.<\/strong><\/p>\n

Moreover, as for the fabric feel, I think it is early 30’s.
\n(as the 1937 XX seems to have a tighter grain in the fabric)<\/p>\n

DSB is probably a model in the vein of DD, so it still shows similar color fading.<\/p>\n

So I think it is exactly what we were aiming for as a replica of the 1915 model.<\/p>\n

However, the fact that they are making replicas of the 40s and 50s with this fabric is not acceptable.<\/strong><\/p>\n

None of the brands are really foolish enough to make reproductions.<\/p>\n

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Nevertheless, I like this model. Even on the premise of adding color contrast by brushing, I think it is one that has a unique character and charm.<\/p>\n

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