LEVI'S VINTAGE DENIM JACKETS TYPE I / TYPE II / TYPE III

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Levi's began producing denim jackets called "blouses" in the 1870s. When the "501" denim pants were given their lot number in 1890, the 506 denim blouse was introduced.
This led to the Type I (1890-1953) with a single pocket, the Type II (1953-61) with two front pockets and no buckle on the back, and the Type III (1961-1966) which featured shrink-proofing technology.
This book is an archive collection that includes these three types as well as the No. 2 denim jacket, a wartime model produced as a cheaper version of the No. 1. This is a valuable book that summarizes the history of denim jackets that have changed with the times, with clear photographs and detailed analysis.

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Part numberart56804j-9784846500283

Specification Authors: Yu Fujiwara, Naoki Kawamata (editor)
Publisher: World Photo Press
Hardcover / A4 variant / Japanese and English / 200 pages

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