The fifth and fourth generations of Okayama Spirit are both 16oz. The design emphasizes texture and strong contrast. There is no flat surface on the whole trousers. The raindrop-like slub cotton runs through the entire fabric . The difference in thickness is large, and the amount of dye absorbed is also different, which in turn produces color fading of different shades. The low-tension weaving of the old machine strengthens the irregularity and randomness, and provides an appearance and texture similar to hand-woven fabrics.

The fifth generation is different from the fourth generation. The biggest difference is the use of the inner weft yarn, which replaces the common white weft yarn with the black weft yarn set by double dyeing . Brings color fade to different levels and gives a bright blue look when faded.

The fabric has been pre-shrunk and can be worn directly without washing.

• Yarn thickness: thick
• Bamboo sense: high
• Thickness: high
• Comfort: low to medium

The Okayama Spirit 5 is a 16oz Japanese Selvedge denim made with a major emphasis on texture and high contrast fade results. The uneven surface texture running throughout the denim comes from the use of irregular shaped slub in the weaving process. These yarns are in thick parts and thin in others, giving the jeans loads of texture and when dyed indigo is absorbed unevenly allowing for a wide spectrum of indigo shades to present themselves with wear. Low tension weaving creates further irregularity in the fabric for an almost handwoven appearance, Final a black weft interior gives the jeans an ultra-deep color tone, which will contrast beautifully against the exterior as it fades to brighter shades of indigo. The Okayama Spirit 5 is sanforized, so there should be minimal shrinkage when soaked or washed. Cut, sewn, built in Canada with contrast stitching, redline selvedge ID, a 10oz black buffalo leather patch, and black mil-spec non-reflective buttons and rivets.

• Composition: 100%
• CottonColor: Indigo x Black
• Fabric Weight: 16oz
• Fabric Origin: Japan Made in: Canada