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ONI Denim 03517 Ishikawadai 15oz 'Early Model' Type II Denim Jacket - One Wash

ONI Denim 03517 Ishikawadai 15oz 'Early Model' Type II Denim Jacket - One Wash

ONI Denim · in stock at SON OF A STAG in sizes 38, 40 and 42 · delivery to United States

This early model type II by denim masters ONI is one of our favourites from the brand. Woven using cotton yarn spun on a remarkably rare Japanese spinning machine from the early 1950’s, this incredible denim takes its name from the contraption which gave it life; the Ishikawadai. Producing yarn at a frustratingly slow rate by modern standards, this machine produces a unique feel which protects the integrity of the cotton, giving the fabric a natural, hand-spun appearance.

The silhouette takes inspiration from early model type IIs, sharing a foundation in practicality. Knife pleats decorate the placket for a heritage inspired construction and the patch pockets have been reinforced with copper rivets for some extra durability. 

Description from SON OF A STAG ·

Where to buy

StoreLanded costDeliverySizes in stock
SON OF A STAG
ONI Denim 03517 Ishikawadai 15oz 'Early Model' Type II Denim Jacket - One Wash
US$536.49 + shipping at checkout
£399 at store
estimated · 1–3 days
returns 14 days, buyer pays return
  • 38
  • 40
  • 42
  • 44

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