STUDIO D'ARTISAN "S SD-101" 100 Series WWII Jeans Crawling Pants ※LAST RESORT BLACK TAGThis time's

※LAST RESORT BLACK TAGThis time's last resort (black tag) is finished in denim with a wilder and stronger vintage feel

As this is a 1937 model

-Product number S0105BKSS -Zimbabwe cotton 100% 11

5cm/22cm36inc/94cm/32cm/43cm/84cm/89cm/32cm/22

STUDIO D'ARTISAN "S SD-101" 100 Series WWII Jeans Crawling Pants ※LAST RESORT BLACK TAGThis time's[STUDIO D'ARTISAN "S SD 101" 100 Series WWII Jeans] In the early 1940s, during World War II, the United States needed to concentrate its national resources on the war effort. As part of this, the Wartime Production Board imposed strict regulations on the manufacture of civilian consumer goods, including clothing. In particular, cotton used in clothing and metal parts (rivets, buttons, etc.) were prioritized for military use, and workwear, including