"FULLCOUNT"
Established in 1992. Aiming for vintage jeans from the good old days, they pursue the genuine quality of the 1940s and 1950s. They don't just pursue the construction and fading of jeans from that era; they create jeans that offer the best "wearing comfort" with the wearer in mind. It is a unique brand that incorporates the enthusiastic charm of vintage items into fashion through highly reproducible creations.

This is a premium collaboration item, conceived at "BACKLASH THE LINE," which offers products even rarer than typical collections. The collaboration features jeans made by Fullcount using Backlash's patterns, and are fitted with original sterling silver 925 parts used in Backlash The Line.

Fullcount's original standard jeans are made from 100% Zimbabwean cotton, crafted into 13.7oz denim. With the deep understanding and cooperation of skilled artisans, the denim is woven at the optimal tension, maximizing the appeal of Zimbabwean cotton and allowing you to experience stress-free comfort. Essentially, all sewing is carried out by Fullcount according to their specifications, using cotton thread. For both pants and jackets, the thread count for some sewing is changed, and the tension is set stronger. This significantly affects the puckering and fading that occur after the garment has aged. In particular, the puckering at the double-stitched areas of jackets and pants is greatly influenced by this. This can be considered a testament to the craftsmanship of the artisans at the factory exclusively contracted by Fullcount since its establishment, who can sew with such precision.

Light color: Created based on Fullcount's standard vintage processing, Dartford. This processing is inspired by the hue of the denim jacket worn by a young Mick Jagger. The intense fading, grinding, and distressing are kept in exquisite balance, not overdone, and are highly regarded for appearing indistinguishable from true vintage. The garment is sewn with ecru cotton thread, giving the impression that the fabric has fully faded.

A new silhouette, the Authentic Straight, was created by reviewing and reconsidering the basic straight silhouette, which can be called the foundation of basic silhouettes. The rise is a moderate depth, and it tapers into a clean straight silhouette towards the hem. This brushed-up silhouette, emphasizing classic/standard styles, will be a new staple bottom line supporting diverse styles.