Post by bugula on Sept 6, 2015 19:49:13 GMT -6
Stevenson Overall Co.
The Stevenson Overall Company was relaunched from the encounter of Zip Stevenson and Atsusuke Tagaya. We have been always aiming in progress by Stevenson Overall Company.
The brand originally existed in Portland, Indiana in the United States in 1920's-30's. With the brand relaunch in 2005, the collection was developed from Stevenson's and Tagaya's shared deep interest vintage denim and leather goods. They aimed to redevelop the process of creating jeans with a "flat felled seam" that are constructed with the sewing methods used before the 1920's. The reason they keep using this unconventional sewing method is that they value the original taste from the hand made goods that has been consistent from the time of the original brand establishment. The varieties in the collections are created with inspirations from vintage clothes, fabrics and art and they keep pursuing the designs and details that were lost but not forgotten at this time and reassembling as suitable clothes for this modern time which is "nostalgic but new, modern and universal ".
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Thread and denim proprietary to their jeans and single needle construction.
Here's the 727 La Jolla - an unsanforized 14oz Japanese denim with a slim tapered fit. I've given them a soak but there's not much to show post-soak, so here's the pre-soak and will update once I can get some good wear on them. These are supposed to come alive with frequent washes.
The fit is great - very comfortable and I love the curved detailing of the rear and coin pockets, an homage to the Golden Gate Bridge.
The Stevenson Overall Company was relaunched from the encounter of Zip Stevenson and Atsusuke Tagaya. We have been always aiming in progress by Stevenson Overall Company.
The brand originally existed in Portland, Indiana in the United States in 1920's-30's. With the brand relaunch in 2005, the collection was developed from Stevenson's and Tagaya's shared deep interest vintage denim and leather goods. They aimed to redevelop the process of creating jeans with a "flat felled seam" that are constructed with the sewing methods used before the 1920's. The reason they keep using this unconventional sewing method is that they value the original taste from the hand made goods that has been consistent from the time of the original brand establishment. The varieties in the collections are created with inspirations from vintage clothes, fabrics and art and they keep pursuing the designs and details that were lost but not forgotten at this time and reassembling as suitable clothes for this modern time which is "nostalgic but new, modern and universal ".
======================================================
Thread and denim proprietary to their jeans and single needle construction.
Here's the 727 La Jolla - an unsanforized 14oz Japanese denim with a slim tapered fit. I've given them a soak but there's not much to show post-soak, so here's the pre-soak and will update once I can get some good wear on them. These are supposed to come alive with frequent washes.
The fit is great - very comfortable and I love the curved detailing of the rear and coin pockets, an homage to the Golden Gate Bridge.
