Denim reproduced from the time
FOB FACTORY introduces denim pants reproducing the commonly known "World War II model" manufactured during the time.

The fabric used is the original 14.75 oz. selvage denim.

The details reflect the wartime conditions that were influenced by the control of goods, creating the atmosphere of the time.

The silhouette has been arranged in a modern way, making it an easy pair to match with a wide range of styling.






FOB FACTORY
Inspired by vintage clothing, the brand is based on work, military, and jeans and is headquartered in Kojima, Kurashiki City, Okayama Prefecture, one of the leading production bases in Japan, and all processes are carried out in Japan. We aim to make clothes that our customers will be glad they bought three years from now.






Dark and strong raw denim
The fabric is 14.75oz selvedge denim made from 100% American Supima cotton, known for its high quality. This material is stronger than regular cotton and absorbs color easily.

Made on an old loom, this denim has a slightly stiff and crisp texture because it has not undergone the hair burning process. The material is repeatedly rope-dyed to give it a darker color, but the feel at the beginning of wear and the deep texture will gradually change with repeated wear. The softness of the fabric will gradually change as the wearer wears it more and more, becoming a unique pair.

The one-wash process prevents significant shrinkage, keeping the silhouette beautiful without losing its shape.






Ageing to become your own unique pair
The concept of this denim fabric is "jeans that fade well like vintage jeans no matter who wears them or how they are worn", and the full-length denim fabric offers outstanding color fading that even enthusiasts can enjoy.

The color fades slowly because it is repeatedly rope-dyed to an extremely dark color.

The aging process of the fabric and the sewing process is a spectacle to behold.






Detailing with a lot of care
The front has a button-fly design. V-stitching is applied on the sides of the laurel top button, a unique vintage sewing technique that was seen until the 1960s, when sewing machines did not have a backstitching function.



The coin pocket with omitted rivets and the use of flannel fabric for the front pocket slacks give it a period feel.








A silhouette that fits in well with the modern age
A narrow straight silhouette with a slightly deeper crotch and a slimmer thigh area. The atmosphere of the time is retained, but the look is modernized, making it one that can be easily matched to a wide range of styling.