10oz Organic Cotton Stretch Denim "Over Drive" Engineer Coverall - BLACK

STRUM JEANS The warp is made of an uneven organic cotton yarn from Turkey, and the weft is made of a regular cotton stretchy yarn blended from high quality US cotton (cotton produced in the US). This denim fabric is characterized by a rough, uneven yarn that gives the wearer a more warp-faded look as they wear it, and the use of a stretchy yarn for the weft provides a comfortable, stress-free fit, while keeping a look that does not detract from the denim feel, and was made in Bingo, a leading denim production area for both dyeing, weaving, and processing, The denim fabric is dyed, woven, and processed in Bingo, a major denim production area. As in the previous series, core threads are used for the sewing threads to achieve the texture of the old model. The core is made of high-strength filaments of 100% polyester, and the surface is wrapped with wadding of 100% Supima cotton, which has both the strength and the goodness of cotton yarns, which become more durable as they are worn in. This is the new line series of STRUM JEANS, which is characterized by its unique gimmick and silhouette, which is filled with attention to detail in the fabric, stitches, and threads, and which allows you to experience vintage-like color fading and aging changes without looking like a stretch denim. JEANS MODEL ID : Over Drive Exquisite oversized silhouette, waist size can be adjusted without using a belt by using the adjuster belt placed in the back of the waist. STRUM's engineer coveralls, Over Drive, are full of attention to detail, down to the stitching and threads. Based on the engineer'scoverall, it is rearranged in STRUM's style. The button-fly design is accented with a color scheme for the cankles. The buttons are made of cat-eye buttons. It has belt loops so you can put a belt through, but there is an adjuster belt at the back of the waist so you can tighten the waist without a belt. A D-can on the front right hip and a small pocket on the lower right rear pocket are accented with German silver parts designed in the motif of the Telecaster-type pick guard that JOE STRUMMER used to wear. Sewing is done with rolled stitches, and the lower part of the pocket is double-layered for strength, making it as tough as a full-fledged engineer's coverall.