TCB U.S.N. Seamens Trousers
The TCB Seamens pants are a faithful reproduction of the deck trousers initially worn by the US Navy in the ‘40s. It is one of the most iconic denim garments worn by the Navy during World War II.
The fabric is a lightweight 10oz neppy selvedge denim 100% cotton indigo and grey-dyed, so the colour is a beautiful deep blue shade. The slub and nep of this artful fabric produce snowy sprinkles of light-coloured highlights that arise gradually over its surface.
These USN deck four-pocket trousers have a very relaxed and comfortable straight fit with a lot of room in the entire leg and will fade beautifully with wear.
TCB (which stands for Two Cats Brand or Taking Care of Business) is a Japanese label founded in Kojima by Hajime Inoue in 2012. It specializes in reproductions of the classic American denim icons produced from the 1920s to the 1960s. Among his garments, we can find some of the highest-quality reproductions we have ever seen, made in his own workshop on sewing machines more than a hundred years.
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The TCB Seamens pants are a faithful reproduction of the deck trousers initially worn by the US Navy in the ‘40s. It is one of the most iconic denim garments worn by the Navy during World War II.
The fabric is a lightweight 10oz neppy selvedge denim 100% cotton indigo and grey-dyed, so the colour is a beautiful deep blue shade. The slub and nep of this artful fabric produce snowy sprinkles of light-coloured highlights that arise gradually over its surface.
These USN deck four-pocket trousers have a very relaxed and comfortable straight fit with a lot of room in the entire leg and will fade beautifully with wear.
TCB (which stands for Two Cats Brand or Taking Care of Business) is a Japanese label founded in Kojima by Hajime Inoue in 2012. It specializes in reproductions of the classic American denim icons produced from the 1920s to the 1960s. Among his garments, we can find some of the highest-quality reproductions we have ever seen, made in his own workshop on sewing machines more than a hundred years.
