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FOB FACTORY

F143 Selvedge Wide Straight 5P Jeans

F143 Selvedge Wide Straight 5P Jeans

Handcrafted in Okayama, Japan, FOB Factory combine traditional manufacturing techniques with a strong appreciation for vintage design.

The F.O.B Factory wide straight jeans offer a relaxed fit with a fuller leg, balancing room through the silhouette with a clean, considered shape. Made in Japan from 14oz Rocky selvedge denim, the fabric is woven from 100% cotton using Cameroonian cotton yarns, known for their pronounced slub and irregular texture. Produced on a traditional GL3 shuttle loom at a slower pace, the denim retains its natural character and depth. Finished with a classic five-pocket design, button fly and cotton thread stitching, these jeans are made to develop character with wear.

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Details:

  • Wide Straight Fit
  • 100% Cotton
  • 14oz Rocky Selvedge Denim
  • Cameroonian Cotton
  • Textured Slub Yarn
  • Woven on a Traditional GL3 Shuttle Loom
  • Five-Pocket Design
  • Button Fly
  • Cotton Thread Stitching
  • Made in Japan
Regular price £295.00 GBP
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In this Customer Spotlight, we introduce Aya Burns—a designer whose deep appreciation for timeless style and quality craftsmanship shapes her every purchase and sartorial philosophy. Aya’s journey began as a young university student in Tokyo, exploring Harajuku’s streets in search of unique, well-made pieces that sparked her enduring passion for style. From her early career as a designer in Japan to launching her own womenswear brand, Colenimo, in London, Aya has consistently championed a commitment to quality and thoughtful design in every endeavour.

Here, Aya shares her style insights, inspirations, and love for pieces that artfully blend heritage with functionality. Her story celebrates the power of fashion to connect people who share a passion for craftsmanship, authenticity, and meaningful design.

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