"FULLCOUNT" Established in 1992. Aiming for the ideal vintage jeans of yesteryear, they pursue the true quality of the 1940s and 50s. They don't just reproduce the construction and fading of jeans from that era; they create jeans that offer the ultimate "comfort" with the wearer in mind. It is a unique brand that incorporates the niche appeal of vintage into fashion through highly reproducible creations. This is a premium collaboration item conceived as part of "BACKLASH THE LINE," which offers products even more rare and valuable than typical collections. Fullcount created jeans using Backlash's patterns, and the collaboration features original 925 sterling silver parts used in Backlash The Line. Using 100% Zimbabwean cotton, Fullcount creates their original standard jeans from 13.7oz denim. Thanks to the deep understanding and cooperation of skilled craftsmen, the denim woven at optimal tension maximizes the charm of Zimbabwean cotton, allowing you to experience stress-free comfort firsthand. Basically, all sewing is done by Fullcount according to their specifications, using cotton thread. Both the pants and jacket feature partially varied thread counts for sewing and strong thread tension. This significantly affects the puckering and fading that occur as the garments age. Especially for the double-stitched areas of jackets and pants, this has a major impact. This precise sewing at such tension is a testament to the craftsmanship of the exclusive factory that has been with Fullcount since its inception. Light color: Created based on Fullcount's standard vintage processing, Dartford. This processing is inspired by the color of the denim jacket Mick Jagger wore in his youth. It maintains an exquisite balance of intense fading, grinder, and damage processing without being overdone, and is highly regarded for its processing that can be mistaken for genuine vintage. The fabric is sewn with unbleached cotton thread, envisioning a fully faded state. A new silhouette, the Authentic Straight, created by re-examining and refining the general straight silhouette, which can be called the basic of basic silhouettes. The rise is moderately deep, and it becomes a clean straight silhouette towards the hem. This brushed-up silhouette, which emphasizes classic/standard styles, will be a new staple bottom line that supports various styles.