1st Jacket Herringbone Threne Vat Dye olive

1st Jacket Herringbone Threne Vat Dye olive

This is the ultimate 1st type G-jacket, which is the ideal of BONCOURA and can only be produced by BONCOURA.
This is the ultimate silhouette that BONCOURA has arrived at after looking at countless vintage items.

While reminiscent of vintage, the size, silhouette and balance have been arranged in the BONCOURA style.

The fabric used is BONCOURA's new original military olive herringbone fabric.

It is thicker than the herringbone material used in the vintage items of that time and has the unevenness of herringbone, making it the perfect material for enjoying BONCOURA's unique aging process.

BONCOURA's original military olive herringbone fabric is dyed exclusively using sulfur dye, a dye that was widely used on military items of the time.

Sulfur dyeing, which is classified as a vat dye like indigo dye, is resistant to fading caused by chlorine bleach contained in general detergents and sunlight, and is the most color-fast method for dyeing clothing. Because it is resistant to staining, it was widely used as a dyeing method for military equipment used in harsh environments.

Although it is an excellent dye in that the color does not fade easily, it is very difficult to adjust the color, and only experienced craftsmen can produce the desired color, so dyeing with 100% threno dyes is nowadays This is a very rare dyeing method.

You can enjoy the aging process of BONCOURA, which is unique to the Sulfur dyeing process and is different from denim materials, in every detail.

Of course, we use original BONCOURA parts without compromise.
As you wear it, the parts will age just like denim.

We hope you will enjoy this denim jacket, which is filled with BONCOURA's attention to detail and passion.

Caution: Our cinch backpack is inspired by needle-punched types from the 1930s and is made from original parts created from molds. The needle tips are sharp, so there is a risk of injury or damage to furniture, etc.

Additionally, using the buckle's needle without penetrating the fabric may result in unstable fastening and lead to needle damage. When using, it is recommended to always penetrate the fabric and fasten the buckle.

The size chart is based on the size after washing and drying at the factory. Since this is raw denim, shrinkage may vary depending on the washing and drying conditions.