Launched in 2007 by Hajime Inoue, TCB Jeans is a Japanese label inspired by American workwear from the 1920s to the 1970s. While basing their designs on archives and vintage pieces, they reinterpret, in their own way, jeans, denim jackets, and many other workwear garments.
Everything is made in their factory located in Kojima, in the Okayama prefecture (a true cradle of Japanese denim). They use their own selvedge fabrics made largely from Zimbabwean cotton. The pieces are crafted by skilled artisans using rare machines, like the famous Union Special 43200G.
TCB Jeans focuses on unique and sturdy pieces that draw inspiration from vintage models with a touch of modernity.