Corduroy Type II Double Pocket Jacket Brown

MOMOTARO / Corduroy Type II Double Pocket Jacket Brown

- 100% organic cotton

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- Classic collar

- Boxy cut

- 2 buttoned flap patch chest pockets

- 2 large patch hand pockets

- 5-button closures

- Waist tightening straps

- Metal buttonsMomotaro

- Cowhide leather patch

- Woven and made in Okayama, , Japan

The denim jacket Type II is a historical model created by Levi's in 1953. It is distinguished from the Type I, first denim jacket appeared in the early 1900s, by adding a second matching pocket at the front and the disappearance of the cinch back. It has a "boxy"accentuated by the double ease pleats on the front. These sewn pleats were initially intended to prevent shrinking of the jacket or weight gain of the wearer. With a simple cut of the scissors, it is possible to cut the seams and recover the excess space generated by these famous pleats. The Type II falls straighter and has a slightly shorter length that rests on the hips. Highly appreciated for its decidedly "vintage" spirit, the Type II has experienced a significant resurgence of interest in recent years.

For this Autumn/Winter season,Momotaro presents their version of the Type II in corduroy, made from a triple-ply organic cotton yarn, expertly woven into a double-layered corduroy fabric of "8-wale", thus ensuring a robust and luxurious feel. The "The word "wale" does not appear to be a French word. If you meant "voilà" in French, it translates to "there it is" or "here it is" in English. If "wale" is intended as an English word, it could refer to the ribbed or corded effect on fabric (like corduroy) or a welt on skin. If you meant something else or have a different context, please provide more information." is a unit of measurement that represents the number of ribs (or "wales") per inch in a corduroy fabric. In this case, as there are 8 ridges per inch, it is referred to as "8-wale". The unique construction method used here, known as "Mikoyori does not appear to be a standard French word or term. It might be a name, a brand, or a specific term not recognized in general French language use. If you have more context or details about where you found this word or how it is being used, I could provide a more accurate translation or explanation.", involves spinning three threads together to create a single intricately intertwined yarn. This technique results in a yarn that is thicker and stronger, as well as subtly shiny, enhancing the overall quality of the fabric.

This jacket runs slightly small, we recommend choosing a size larger than your usual size.

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