ONI DENIM

A legendary yet shrouded in mystery brand in the denim game, ONI Denim is recognized as one of the most prestigious denim labels. With their production all done on a single vintage shuttle loom- ONI Denim produces some of the most flawless, slubbiest, and finest denim. A staple standout jean that will last you for many years- if you are lucky enough to get your hands on a pair as ONI Denim is only produced on a very small scale.

ONI Denim tends to fit snug for the first few wears. Expect the waist to stretch about one full size once broken in.

PURE BLUE JAPAN

Since 1997, Pure Blue Japan (Syoaiya) has been crafting some of the finest Japanese selvedge denim using vintage, low-tension wooden shuttle looms, resulting in a unique irregular and slubby texture. This technique enhances the richness of the indigo and its eventual fading, adding depth and character to each piece. We are proud to have partnered with PBJ since we opened our Soho location 17 years ago.

FULLCOUNT

Founded in 1992, FULLCOUNT is a Japanese denim brand dedicated to reviving the essence of expertly crafted products. The brand’s mission is to produce jeans of exceptional quality, reflecting the belief that denim is more than just clothing; it evolves alongside the wearer. As customers begin to wear their jeans, each piece develops character and tells a unique story through its aging process.

SUGAR CANE

Sugar Cane Jeans specializes in authentic Japanese denim made from sugar cane fibers, blending vintage aesthetics with meticulous craftsmanship. Gaining global recognition, the brand uses the term "dungarees" to highlight its heritage. Each pair features unique selvedge denim woven on rare shuttle looms, dyed with 100% pure indigo, and constructed with original components. With over 20 years of research into vintage reproduction, Sugar Cane is the ultimate choice for true enthusiasts seeking genuine craftsmanship. 

SAMURAI

Founded in Osaka by Toru Nogami in 1997, Samurai Jeans has become iconic within Japanese denim culture. Drawing inspiration from the Samurai of the Sengoku era, the brand represents Japanese heritage through meticulous craftsmanship, high-quality materials, and distinctive designs. 

STUDIO D'ARTISAN

Studio D’Artisan, inspired by French workwear and American vintage styles, was the first Japanese brand to reissue vintage jeans in 1979. They focus on "reconstructing" old garments to capture Japan's unique essence. Renowned for their G3 denim, woven on half-century-old Toyoda G3/GL3 looms, the brand produces rugged, character-rich denim that showcases unique irregularities. This labor-intensive process reflects their unwavering commitment to craftsmanship, quality, and integrity.