As a myth in the original Japanese cattle world, Warehouse has been at the forefront of netizens' favorite jeans brands all year round. Since its inception, Warehouse has taken the revival of classics as its primary mission, and every year strives to launch the best jeans worthy of permanent collection, from the raw materials, hardware, details, etc., all pursue the most original taste of jeans, and become the king of Japanese jeans. In the cattle competition held by 33OZ, a well-known cattle breeding forum in China, Warehouse jeans won the championship as many as three times.
 
Warehouse jeans have strict requirements for fabrics, dyeing, and versions in the production, and it emphasizes the choice of cotton, all series are made of American Memphis cotton, and cotton threads are used for stitching, and 0 lines are used for areas that need to be reinforced; The fabrics used are produced at the Ishizaki Textile Mill, which has been making cloth for more than 80 years in Okayama, and still uses the low-yielding old Toyota Shuttle G3 to weave the fabrics, because the denim not only has a piping, but also has a unique surface texture and rough touch, and can produce a stunning longitudinal color drop through wear.
 
Warehouse's representative models are the 1000 and 1001, both of which are based on the Levi's 501. The 1000 will mainly use experimental fabrics, such as acidified (oxidized) fabrics, while the 1001XX fabric will try to replicate the original 501xx as much as possible. However, Warehouse's jeans are generally wider, and I like slim fits with caution.
 
If you're a fan of the most authentic replica jeans, looking for vintage rather than fashion, then Warehouse is a great choice. At present, Warehouse's jeans are generally more than 1000 yuan, and the more popular 1000xx is priced at 23760 yen on the official website of Japan (about 1400 yuan in total).