Futatabi6.5 Sorahikohime Zyu
Futatabi6.5 Sorahikohime Zyu
₩667,200 KRW
Futatabi 6.5, woven loosely from Zimbabwe cotton with a firm body and natural stiffness, is 45R's signature denim - a textured 14oz fabric with bold slub character. Sewn with powerful stitchwork that emphasizes points rather than lines. The Zyu wash - one of our five indigo shades inspired by Japan's traditional Gosai color palette - builds in the foundation for fading, with the white core just beginning to show.
— The timeless standard denim
The Bullmarine Sumo Wrestler stamp pressed on the inside is proof of authentic selvedge denim woven on a vintage shuttle loom. The R embroidery on the back pocket is stitched with botanically dyed thread in a color inspired by Edo Kobicha, a traditional Japanese brown once favored in old Tokyo.
— The timeless standard denim
The Bullmarine Sumo Wrestler stamp pressed on the inside is proof of authentic selvedge denim woven on a vintage shuttle loom. The R embroidery on the back pocket is stitched with botanically dyed thread in a color inspired by Edo Kobicha, a traditional Japanese brown once favored in old Tokyo.
Futatabi 6.5, woven loosely from Zimbabwe cotton with a firm body and natural stiffness, is 45R's signature denim - a textured 14oz fabric with bold slub character. Sewn with powerful stitchwork that emphasizes points rather than lines. The Zyu wash - one of our five indigo shades inspired by Japan's traditional Gosai color palette - builds in the foundation for fading, with the white core just beginning to show.
— The timeless standard denim
The Bullmarine Sumo Wrestler stamp pressed on the inside is proof of authentic selvedge denim woven on a vintage shuttle loom. The R embroidery on the back pocket is stitched with botanically dyed thread in a color inspired by Edo Kobicha, a traditional Japanese brown once favored in old Tokyo.
— The timeless standard denim
The Bullmarine Sumo Wrestler stamp pressed on the inside is proof of authentic selvedge denim woven on a vintage shuttle loom. The R embroidery on the back pocket is stitched with botanically dyed thread in a color inspired by Edo Kobicha, a traditional Japanese brown once favored in old Tokyo.