Today I’m thrilled to be reviewing the new denim brand ULLAC. I really love doing these reviews and your support means the world! Lately, I’ve been so busy trying with the Bridge 1 collaboration that… Continue Reading → Biege weft, Button fly, chain stitched, chainstitched, Collaboration, denim fades, denim jacket, faded, hairy denim, handmade, Heavyweight, hidden rivets, hidden selvedge, Indigo, indigo warp, jacket, Japan, Japanese Denim, japanese fabric, Loose weave, Low Tension, Made in Japan, Neppy, Okayama, Okayama Denim, Pigeon Tree Crafting, raised belt loops, redcast, rigid, rope dyed, selvage, selvedge, slim fit, Slow weave, Slubby, Slubby Denim, Soft Denim, Tanuki, tapered cut, ultra low tension, Uncategorized, Unsanforized 18oz, 18oz denim, Denim, denim blog, denim fades, Denim Hound, denim life, denim review, hairy denim, heavyweight, Indigo, indigo denim, Japanese, Japanese denim, japanese fabric, japanese selvedge, Jeans, leather, made in Japan, model, okayama, pants, Pigeon Tree Crafting, Raw, raw denim, Red and white selvedge, Review, rope dyed, searching, self edge, Selvedge, slim fit, slubby, Tanuki, Tanuki Inc, The Denim Hound, unsanforized NEW DENIM BRAND – ULLAC Less than a dozen pair left with a few sizes sold out…check them out at Godspeed.I wanted to take this moment to thank you for being a subscriber to my blog. Finally, the thread colour scheme has changed somewhat also.
Oni x tanuki fade Patch#
Obviously, the patch is different – spelling out “O – Ni”. Additionally, there is an Oni tag sewn inside the waist band. The top button has been replace with the laurel wreath donut button seen on many Oni jeans. Some details have been changed in comparison to Tanuki’s usual jeans. This collaboration denim should produce some unique fading results – the combination of the slimmer fits, rough fabric and natural rope-dye should produce fairly sharp fades with lots of vertical changes& interesting hues. The indigo is darker, more intense and brilliant compared with that on Oni’s secret denim. Slightly rough to the touch, with plenty of irregularities and micro-details to appreciate.
What you get here is a heavy, low tension, natural indigo denim with lots of loom chatter and great hand feel.
The yarns & weave of the denim come from Oni’s 20 oz ‘secret’ denim, whereas the dye utilized is Tanuki’s exclusive natural indigo rope-dye formulation. Rather, the exchange of brand identity goes right down to the fabric itself. I popped by Godspeed just before the official launch to have a look in person. The level of collaboration here is fairly significant…this is not just your average collaboration where a few details or perhaps the fit are tweaked. Here’re some photos of the new Oni x Tanuki ‘OTT’ collaboration jeans.
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