"Jelt Denim," a 10oz workwear denim adopted by Lee in 1925. This denim material, strengthened by its unique weave density, is said to be characteristic of workwear, which requires functionality and durability while remaining lightweight and easy to move in. This collaboration uses the classic "Jelt Denim," which has been used in many different items for a long time.
Using Jelt Denim, which is said to be rare to find with good fading even in the vintage market due to its weave density, this made-in-Japan collaboration item has been processed in a Japanese factory to create an excellent faded texture, embodying the commitment of both companies.
Considering the characteristics of the material used for the collaborative design, an original silhouette has been created that has a moderate looseness suitable for worker/painter pants, while thoroughly eliminating any bulkiness. It has been newly designed to allow for ease of movement, while also having a refined impression. Based on the design of painter pants, this is a collaboration original design not typically offered by Lee. It incorporates authentic workwear specifications worn by workers in places like quarries. It features a front zipper fly, original Lee tack buttons, a Backlash original piss-name tag, and a collaboration tag. The waistband has an internal drawstring, allowing for easy wear.
"Lee"
Lee was founded in Salina, Kansas, USA in 1889. With over 100 years of history, it has created numerous masterpieces. It is characterized by its high quality, as expected from a denim manufacturer, with modernized styles and beautiful silhouettes that inherit traditional details.