Born in Osaka in 1992, Full Count helped shape the modern era of Japanese jeans. Using soft, durable Zimbabwean cotton and classic construction, they create denim that’s easy to wear, built to last, and designed to age with real character.

Founded in Osaka in 1979, Studio D’Artisan was one of the very first brands to bring Japanese selvedge denim to the world. Known for its uncompromising craftsmanship and playful spirit, SDA blends tradition with innovation — creating jeans and garments that age beautifully and tell a story with every wear.

Launched by PORTER in 2012, the FORCE series takes inspiration from military gear, especially the accidental color variations found in vintage equipment. Each piece is built from tough industrial-grade nylon with a bright rescue-orange lining, creating bags that are durable, functional, and full of character.

The Tuff Tony Basement Tracks are a faithful recreation of a well-worn pair of Nudie Jeans, with every fade, mark, and abrasion carefully reproduced. Made from premium denim with a bright indigo wash and near-white highlights, they feature a wide, loose fit and a lived-in look from day one. Part of the Life Tracks range, they celebrate denim as storytelling through authentic wear.

Crafted in Japan from premium slubby cotton, the Warehouse Lot 4601 T-shirts capture the feel of true vintage. With special collaborations like Yusuke Hanai’s artwork, each tee blends classic construction with timeless character. A staple piece that combines comfort, heritage, and everyday wearability.

Since 1996, The Flat Head has been pushing the boundaries of Japanese denim and classic Americana. Known for bold fades, meticulous construction, and a dedication to quality, the brand creates garments designed to evolve beautifully with wear. A true benchmark in heritage-inspired clothing.