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Stevenson Overall Co. – Visalia 280

These five-pocket jeans are crafted with a double-needle lap seam, ensuring durability and a clean finish. The wide-legged silhouette is inspired by early work pants from the era when denim trousers were known as "waist overalls." Stevenson Overall Co. has modernized this classic design, making it the widest fit in their standard series—blending sophistication with everyday comfort.

Distinctive details include curved decorative stitching on the front pockets and W-shaped buckles, which serve both as reinforcements and unique design elements. The front placket is constructed as a continuous one-piece, a vintage workwear feature designed to prevent tearing at the crotch under stress. The back pockets are reinforced with separate fabrics, while the pocket linings use a different material for added strength. Unlike overlock-stitched seams, the inside leg seams are carefully folded inward, preserving the integrity of traditional denim craftsmanship.

Fabric & Construction

These jeans are made from a custom-produced 14oz. selvedge denim, woven from long-staple U.S. cotton. The fabric has a dry texture and is crafted on shuttle looms to replicate the character of vintage denim. Manufactured by Nihon Menpu Mills, the denim offers a rich, authentic feel that will develop a unique patina over time.

• Color: Indigo

• Fabric: Original 14oz Selvedge Denim (100% Cotton)

• Finish: One Wash

• Sizes Available:

  • 29, 30, 31, 32 (Length: 32")

  • 33, 34, 36, 38 (Length: 34")

Studio D'Artisan made these socks in collaboration with a domestic sock factory, employing meticulous traditional manufacturing techniques. Crafted from durable and breathable fabric, they excel in sweat and moisture absorption, boast exceptional heat retention and resistance, and offer gentle comfort to the skin. Their versatile texture and simple design render them suitable for all seasons, ensuring longevity in wear. Made in Japan, these socks exhibit a robust construction, imparting a sense of quality with every step.

Size: Free size fits 25cm to 27cm. *Please note that this is a rough guideline as the fabric is stretchy.

These are 15.0oz selvedge jeans featuring "Ai Shibu dyed" treatment. Ai-shibu dyeing is an intricate and time-intensive technique, involving initial dyeing with real indigo to achieve a vibrant blue hue, followed by layering with persimmon tannin. The indigo dyeing results in a deeper color compared to regular methods, with the persimmon tannin intensifying in hue with use, thanks to tannin's property of undergoing condensation polymerization over time.

Persimmon juice, also recognized for its high antibacterial and deodorizing properties, has been historically used in Chinese herbal medicine. Japanese culture, with its reverence for the changing seasons and the ephemeral beauty of nature, finds expression in the colors achieved through indigo dyeing. These hues, passed down through generations, are known as "Japanese colors," possessing a profound and captivating allure that resonates deeply with admirers. The silhouette of these jeans is a regular straight fit.

Model is wearing a size 33, H 187cm W 80kg

The "Billiken" collection by Studio D'Artisan honors a beloved and iconic figure deeply rooted in Osaka's culture. This figure represents far more than just a symbol; it embodies good fortune, prosperity, and positive outcomes in various aspects of life. Known for bringing success in business, academic achievements, and matters of the heart, this deity holds a special place in the hearts of locals. Visitors often partake in the tradition of gently rubbing the soles of its feet, believing this act will help their wishes come true.

Interestingly, this figure, now so closely associated with Osaka, actually originated in the United States around 1908. It was created by Florence Pretz, an American artist, who envisioned it as a whimsical embodiment of happiness and luck. Despite its American beginnings, the figure quickly made its way to Japan and became deeply enshrined in Osaka’s cultural identity.

At the base of the statue is an inscription: "The God of things as they ought to be." This phrase reflects the belief that the deity governs the ideal form of life, ensuring that everything will eventually align as it should. The Japanese translation reinforces this notion, portraying it as a guiding force that brings circumstances to their rightful and harmonious state.

Over time, this deity has become far more than just a figure of good fortune. It is now a cherished part of Osaka’s identity, symbolizing the city’s unique spirit—a blend of tradition, optimism, and resilience. Studio D'Artisan’s collection embraces this legacy, offering more than just artistic inspiration. It celebrates the figure as a testament to Osaka’s enduring charm and cultural heritage.

For visitors and locals alike, the figure serves as a comforting presence, a symbol of hope, and a reminder that some things transcend time and place. Through this collection, Studio D'Artisan ensures that this beloved cultural icon continues to inspire and bring good fortune to all who encounter it.

• Unsanforized 14oz Japanese denim
• Made from 100% cotton
• Classic straight-leg cut
• Red-line selvedge detailing
• Button fly with custom Studio D'Artisan hardware
• Selvedge fly construction
• Copper rivets with engraved male/female design
• Pocket bags featuring exclusive "Billiken" artwork
• Fifth pocket with custom gold "Billiken" embroidery
• SDA signature gold chainstitched arcuates
• One Washed
• Made in Japan
• Unique "Godzilla" goat leather patch on the waistband

Introducing "Billiken-san," the symbolic deity of Osaka. This project is a collaboration between the Osaka-based brand "D'Artisan" and the iconic Billiken-san.

After World War II, American soldiers stationed at the Yokosuka US military base in Japan ordered embroidered souvenirs with oriental patterns, unit emblems, and base insignias from a local tailor shop. This practice is believed to have given rise to the "Sukajan" jacket.

The front of the jacket features a "NEW WORLD" tourism design with Billiken-san as the centerpiece, capturing the lively streets of Osaka along with its famous delicacies like takoyaki and kushikatsu. The back showcases a detailed OSAKA MAP, highlighting beloved symbols of the city such as Billiken, manzai comedy, and the spirited obachan (aunties).

The Hickory work shirt makes its debut as a refined take on the beloved classic design. Crafted from the same durable 14oz fabric known for its strength and reliability, this shirt features an updated, clean hickory stripe pattern that adds timeless style to its rugged functionality.

Each shirt undergoes a meticulous Karakan finish, enhancing its durability and imparting a subtle texture that softens with wear. Over time, the fabric adapts to your movements and develops a character unique to you, making it even more comfortable and personal with each use.

Whether you're hard at work or enjoying a casual day out, the Hickory work shirt combines the best of tradition, craftsmanship, and timeless style, offering a piece that evolves gracefully as part of your everyday wardrobe.

These jeans are crafted from denim woven on Japan's inaugural power loom, the G3, revered as a legendary artifact. The G3 denim employs a technique known as the "darashi weave," characterized by the deliberate relaxation of warp thread tension. This deliberate irregularity and coarseness, unattainable with contemporary machinery, are achieved through meticulous manual adjustments by seasoned craftsmen. Such denim embodies the rugged and weathered aesthetic reminiscent of vintage workwear, a testament to the expertise accumulated over years of denim craftsmanship. Specifications include a Regular Straight silhouette (101 type) and a weight of 14 ounces.

• Crafted from 100% Cotton

• 15 OzSelvedge Denim

• Deep blue warp yarn paired with light gray weft yarn

• Traditional Straight Cut - Medium Rise

• Pre-washed - No expected shrinkage

• Button Fly closure

• Robust herringbone lining for pockets

• Reinforced front pocket opening with taped edges

• Copper Rivets stamped with "D'Artisan"

• Iron Buttons inscribed with "Studio D'Artisan"

• Raised belt loops

• Back pockets partially lined

• Genuine deerskin leather patch

• Distinctive "Studio D'Artisan" pocket stitching

• "Sneak-a-Peek Selvedge" detailing on coin pocket

• Signature "Dartisan" tab adorning the coin pocket

• Intricately embroidered patch reads "RECONSTRUCTION OF GREAT OLD THINGS" on inner waistband

• Half-lined back pockets

• Rear belt loop strategically placed

• Manufactured in Japan

Model is wearing a size 33, H 187cm W 80kg

1. 100 Series Denim: Constructed from 15oz right twill selvedge denim, meticulously developed by D'Artisan using a unique blend of cottons. Known for its durability and remarkable color fading.

2. Left Twill Denim: Made from original 14oz left twill selvedge denim, this fabric exhibits rapid color fading and features a distinctive "line fall" effect resembling drawn lines.

3. G3 Denim: Crafted from 14oz right twill selvedge denim woven on Japan's earliest power loom, Toyota Industries' G3. This denim boasts a natural uneven texture and roughness, with pronounced spotting for a unique aesthetic.

4. DO-1 Denim: SDA signature 15oz right twill selvedge denim, meticulously researched and spun to replicate the original fabric from the release of "DO-1." Dyed using Awa Tokushima Soai's skein-dyeing technique, this denim offers a slow, gradual fading process.
   
   

• 100% Cotton
• One Washed
• Made In Japan
• Tight Straight Fit
• 15oz Assorted Denim Fabrics
• 4 Button Fly feat Assorted SDA Orginal Buttons
• Chinch Back Closure
• Selvedge Button Fly Id
• Engraved Copper Rivets
• Heavy Duck Canvas Pocket Bags
• Coin Pocket Selvedge Id
  
• Original Goat Leather Patch
• Red "Darty" Tabs On Back Pockets
• Back Pocket Stitching

Crafted from 15.0oz denim and dyed with natural indigo, these jeans boast a timeless charm with a modern twist. The use of natural indigo imbues them with a unique, soft three-dimensional texture, accentuated by the uneven nature of the dye. Notably, the rich warmth characteristic of natural indigo elevates their appeal.

Despite being dyed with natural indigo, these jeans undergo a medium-white rope dyeing process, which imparts a classic aesthetic while allowing for distinct fading patterns. This combination offers a balance between the traditional allure of natural indigo and the clear contrast of fading.

Featuring a relaxed tapered silhouette (108 type), these jeans offer both comfort and style, making them a versatile addition to any wardrobe.

Model is wearing a size 33, H 187cm W 80kg

This is STUDIO D'ARTISAN's iconic first model, the pioneering vintage-style selvedge jeans "DO1".

The "DO1" fabric for this project has been meticulously recreated by researching its original material and incorporating a 6th thread to replicate the twist count and the distinctive uneven texture from spinning.

Employing the traditional "Kasezome" dyeing technique of Tokushima Tatemasa Ai, great attention has been given to the meticulous process of "dyeing and drying, dyeing and drying" at least 20 times until achieving the rich navy blue hue.

The new "DO1" maintains the stylish thickness inherited from French workwear, utilizing original Tokushima Tatemasa indigo kase-dyed 15oz fabric. It features a regular straight silhouette.

• Natural Indigo Selvedge Denim
• One Washed
• 15oz Unsanforized
• Made entirely from cotton
• Regular fit, straight cut
• Featuring 4-button fly with Studio D'Artisan buttons
• Constructed with selvedge button fly
• Copper rivets engraved with male/female symbols
• Sturdy duck canvas used for pocket bags
• Distinct selvedge detail on fifth pocket
• Back pockets stitched with SDA original design
• Waistband adorned with original SDA leather patch
• Includes adjustable Selvedge cinch at the back

Model is wearing a size 33, H 187cm W 80kg

Marking Studio D'artisan's 45th Anniversary, the "Triple Selvedge" denim stands as a symbol of the brand's ongoing creativity and mastery in denim craftsmanship. These jeans, known for their raw, selvedge ID lines running throughout, are an impressive feat, crafted with multiple seams. Studio D'artisan has reimagined their original "DO-1" denim model, expertly manipulating the shuttle loom to create vintage denim with nuanced textures and subtle slubs. To minimize shrinkage, the jeans come pre-rinsed and are equipped with a range of unique features, including a buckle-back waist adjuster, durable canvas pocket bags, and a special hair-on hide patch to commemorate the occasion.

Throughout Studio D'Artisan's impressive 45-year legacy, one fabric stands out as the ultimate symbol of tradition and craftsmanship: their signature denim. Renowned for being one of the most difficult fabrics to produce, it highlights the brand's unwavering dedication to the art of denim making.

This special denim captures the essence of selvedge construction, achieved by skillfully narrowing the power loom’s width—a complex process that is rarely undertaken in Japan. By doing so, Studio D'Artisan has set a new benchmark for selvedge denim, encapsulating their rich heritage.

They embarked on the ambitious task of narrowing the loom’s width to an unprecedented 20cm and 38cm, producing the narrowest selvedge denim ever made. This extraordinary feat blends tradition with cutting-edge technology, creating new possibilities for denim design.

The true value of this denim lies in its deep connection to history, craftsmanship, and innovation. The "Triple Selvedge" design was crafted using custom-made panels, inspired by a similar design featured in Studio D'Artisan's 20th anniversary collection, further emphasizing their legacy of pushing the limits of denim construction.

Key Features:

• "45th Anniversary Triple Selvedge" DO-1 denim
• 15oz rinsed selvedge denim
• Studio D'artisan's "Regular Straight" fit: medium rise, spacious top block, and a full cut through the legs
• Comes with a commemorative box and book
• Custom hair-on hide patch
• Hidden selvedge on the coin pocket
• Duck canvas pocket bags for durability
• Buckle-back waist adjuster for a personalized fit
• Custom-branded copper rivets and powder-coated copper buttons
• Button fly closure
• Hidden back pocket rivets
• Raised belt loops for extra durability
• Chain-stitched hems
• Red selvedge ID
• 100% cotton construction
• Made in Japan

Crafted in limited quantities, these jeans are meticulously hand-dyed by skilled artisans using natural indigo and akane (red madder). The thicker yarn used in the hand-dyeing process results in a distinctive, uneven texture, setting this denim apart from the standard 15oz varieties.

The "Hinode-Awa Shoai" series draws inspiration from Japan’s rich heritage of colors, evoking a sense of warmth, familiarity, and deep comfort. To mark their 45th anniversary, Studio D'Artisan has created denim that embodies the spirit of "Japanese colors," combining indigo and madder red dyes. The natural indigo is applied through the traditional "Awa-Sei Aizome" method, requiring approximately 30 wash cycles to achieve a rich, harmonious shade. This process highlights the living quality of indigo, which deepens and transforms with time and wear.

The weft is dyed with plant-based akane (茜) or red madder, a dye that has been part of Japan’s history for centuries, even appearing on the national flag during the Meiji era. The deep indigo created by the "Awa-Shoai Aizome" method blends seamlessly with the rich red madder, producing a fabric reminiscent of noble attire from Japan’s past.

These straight-leg jeans feature a mid-rise and are finished with the signature Studio D'Artisan touches: custom copper buttons, high-quality pocket bags, and a thick cowhide leather patch. The patch was stitched on after the jeans underwent a "tempi" treatment, a painstaking and costly step that required returning the jeans to the sewing workshop post-wash to ensure the best possible finish.

Like many other SDA models, the Tokushima D1866 runs slightly small. It is recommended to size up from your usual fit, but be sure to consult the size chart for accuracy. The denim is unsanforized but pre-washed, so no further shrinkage will occur.

• Crafted from 100% cotton, this 15oz unsanforized Japanese selvedge denim is hand-dyed using natural indigo for the warp and akane (red madder) for the weft. It comes in a one-wash version, ensuring no shrinkage.
• Featuring a regular straight fit with a mid-rise, this denim provides a classic silhouette.
• The denim has an ultra slubby, hairy texture, created by a low-tension weave.
• Hand-dyed in Tokushima using traditional methods, the denim showcases a striking red selvedge line.
• Thoughtfully designed, these jeans include hidden rivet pockets, heavy-duty bar tacks, raised belt loops, and a peek-a-boo selvedge coin pocket.
• SDA’s custom copper buttons and a 0.3mm cowhide leather patch add refined details to the piece.
• Pocket bags feature original "45th anniversary" artwork, commemorating the milestone.
• Limited in quantity, each pair includes a custom 45th Anniversary bandana.
• Made in Japan.

The "Ishikawadai" series is a tribute to vintage craftsmanship, using traditional methods that date back to 1953. At the heart of this creation is a Japanese ring spinning machine from Ishikawa Seisakujo, believed to be the oldest of its kind still in use today. Despite its age, this machine remains invaluable to denim production due to its unique qualities and slower operating speed—about one-third the pace of modern machines.

This slower operation brings distinct advantages. The machine applies minimal stress to the cotton fibers, preserving their natural characteristics. This results in a fabric with a rich, uneven texture reminiscent of hand-spun cotton, something nearly impossible to achieve with today’s computer-controlled machinery. The irregularity in the weave lends the denim an authentic, antique-like appearance, in sharp contrast to the uniformity of modern textiles.

The indigo-dyed warp threads embrace the raw qualities of the cotton, bypassing the usual refinement processes to preserve the fabric's natural texture. The production techniques used are intentionally low-tech, honoring the methods used in 1953 and capturing the essence of vintage denim.

Each garment made from "Ishikawadai" denim transforms with wear, evolving over time much like classic vintage pieces from earlier eras. These jeans aren't just clothing; they are living, evolving records of the craftsmanship and artistry from which they were born, preserving history for future generations.

In terms of fit, the "Ishikawadai" jeans, like many other SDA models, tend to run slightly small in the one-wash version. We recommend sizing up for a comfortable fit, but it’s always best to check the size chart. The jeans are unsanforized but have been one-washed, so no additional shrinkage will occur.

Studio D'Artisan, founded in 1979 by Shigeharu Tagaki, is renowned for reviving the classics under the motto "Reconstruction of Great Old Things." As a member of the Osaka 5 and a pioneer of Japanese denim, the brand takes great pride in recreating French and American workwear with a focus on authenticity and tradition.

• Crafted from 13oz unsanforized Japanese selvedge denim, these jeans have undergone a one-wash treatment to ensure no additional shrinkage.
• Made from 100% cotton, the fabric features a slubby, hairy texture that enhances its vintage appeal.
• With a mid-high rise and a regular straight fit, these jeans offer a classic and comfortable silhouette.
• The warp is dyed indigo, while the weft is white, giving the denim its traditional appearance.
• Details include a white selvedge line, hidden rivets in the pockets, and a peek-a-boo selvedge coin pocket.
• Heavy-duty bar tacks reinforce high-stress areas, and the herringbone-patterned pocket bags add durability and style.
• Custom SDA copper buttons, raised belt loops, and an Ishikawadai leather patch further elevate the design.
• A free Ishikawadai Tote Bag is included with each pair.
• Proudly made in Japan.

Crafted in limited quantities, these jacket are meticulously hand-dyed by skilled artisans using natural indigo and akane (red madder). The thicker yarn used in the hand-dyeing process results in a distinctive, uneven texture, setting this denim apart from the standard 15oz varieties.

The "Hinode-Awa Shoai" series draws inspiration from Japan’s rich heritage of colors, evoking a sense of warmth, familiarity, and deep comfort. To mark their 45th anniversary, Studio D'Artisan has created denim that embodies the spirit of "Japanese colors," combining indigo and madder red dyes. The natural indigo is applied through the traditional "Awa-Sei Aizome" method, requiring approximately 30 wash cycles to achieve a rich, harmonious shade. This process highlights the living quality of indigo, which deepens and transforms with time and wear.

The weft is dyed with plant-based akane (茜) or red madder, a dye that has been part of Japan’s history for centuries, even appearing on the national flag during the Meiji era. The deep indigo created by the "Awa-Shoai Aizome" method blends seamlessly with the rich red madder, producing a fabric reminiscent of noble attire from Japan’s past.

• Crafted from 100% cotton, this 15oz unsanforized Japanese selvedge denim jacket is hand-dyed using natural indigo for the warp and akane (red madder) for the weft. It comes in a one-wash version, ensuring no shrinkage.
  
• The denim has an ultra slubby, hairy texture, created by a low-tension weave.
• Hand-dyed in Tokushima using traditional methods, the denim showcases a striking red selvedge line.
  
• Pocket bags feature original "45th anniversary" artwork, commemorating the milestone.
• Limited in quantity, each pair includes a custom 45th Anniversary bandana.
• Made in Japan

Shortly after the end of World War II, American soldiers stationed at the Yokosuka US military base in Japan sought unique ways to commemorate their service. They found a local tailor shop that specialized in intricate embroidery and began ordering custom items featuring oriental patterns along with the emblems of their respective units and bases. These embroidered pieces served as cherished mementos of their time and experiences in Japan.

One particularly notable creation from this era is a special jacket that has become a symbol of both cultural fusion and military history. The front side of the jacket boasts an exquisite embroidered illustration of the Seven Lucky Gods, which is part of an ambitious project celebrating the 45th anniversary of this tradition. This dynamic design captures the essence of Japanese folklore and artistry, making it a standout piece.

The back side of the jacket features a vintage tour jacket motif, highlighted by a retro-style dragon. This dragon design, with its rich, nostalgic aesthetic, gives the jacket a timeless, vintage feel that appeals to both collectors and fashion enthusiasts. The combination of these elements not only honors the history and heritage of the post-war period but also marks the 45th anniversary with a unique and special design that continues to be celebrated.

• 30 71-81cm 
• 32 76-86cm 
• 34 81-91cm
• 36 86-96cm 
• 38 91-101cm 

• 16.5oz unsanforized denim
• One-wash 
• Tapered fit
• Warp: indigo / Weft: deep grey dyed with black beans
• Slub denim, made with low tension shuttle loom
• Embroidered Tanuki logo
• Selvedge Id
• Custom engraved buttons and hardware
• Back pocket rivets
• Hidden coin pocket selvedge
• Japanese extra-durable herringbone cotton-lined fabric in front pockets
• Custom vegetable tanned deerskin leather patch with Tanuki logo
• 100% cotton
  
• Made in Japan

• Silhouette: High Tapered

•  Fabric Weight (ounce): 15.5

•  Type of Fabric: Unsanforized Denim

•  Roughness: Rough

•  Material: American Cotton

• Silhouette: Regular Straight

•  Fabric Weight (ounce): 15

•  Type of Fabric: Unsanforized Denim

•  Roughness: Rough

•  Material: American and Australian blend cotton

A tapered fit with roomy thighs, and tapered legs. Developing a rope-dying method for natural indigo, which results in rich and intense shades of blue, this fabric does allow for great fades and contrasts which makes it very unique. This fabric is also much more affordable without compromising on the beauty of the natural indigo blue. Rope-dyed by the only mill in Japan able to do this type of natural indigo fabric, and used special organic natural indigo from India that cannot be found anywhere else in the Japanese denim industry. This fabric is exclusive in many ways. Made with the low-tension weave, the denim is rich in slub and fuzziness on the surface to rival the beautiful blue of natural indigo.

• Silhouette: Tapered

•  Fabric Weight (ounce): 16.5

•  Type of Fabric: Unsanforized Denim

•  Roughness: Rough

•  Material: American Cotton

A tapered fit with roomy thighs and tapered legs. Made from Ten (天) fabric, the denim stands for knotty and spotty, but also for the sky, which sums the characteristics of this slubby lightweight fabric perfectly. At 12.5oz, this super low tension fabric is extremely breathable without compromising on texture usually only to be found on denim a lot heavier. The combination of Texas cotton and Pima cotton for the warp and South American (Peru) cotton for the weft allow for some of the most irregular and textured denim that we have ever made. The density of the weft is a lot higher than the warp yarn which resulted in all the slub and hairiness we could hope for. Another important aspect of this fabric is the dye. While the warp yarn is rope-dyed in pure indigo, the horizontal threads of the weft demonstrate a light beige with the cheese dyeing method.

• Silhouette: Narrow Tapered

• Fabric Weight (ounce): 12.5

• Type of Fabric: Unsanforized Denim

• Roughness: Smooth

• Material: American Cotton

• Fading: Natural Vintage
  
  
• Tight: Semi
  
  
• Hem: Narrow
  
  
• Rise: Low