Lot DD-1001XX 1947 Duck Digger

WAREHOUSE's "Lot DD-1001XX (1947 Model)" is inspired by the jeans of the late 1940s, a time when jeans were increasingly evolving from classic workwear into everyday casual clothing. The 1947 silhouette features a high rise, a generous seat, and a leg that tapers slightly towards the hem.

The jeans are crafted from 13.5 oz "Banner Denim," one of WAREHOUSE's signature fabrics. The yarn blends cotton fibers from Tennessee, Texas, and Arizona to replicate the natural irregularities of historical denim yarns. Woven on a rare, vintage G3 power loom, the resulting denim develops a lively, irregular surface and an aging process inspired by vintage denim.

WAREHOUSE goes to great lengths to remain faithful to historical details. On this model, the coin pocket sits slightly lower than on earlier jean models. The lap-fold construction seams are executed at a width of 9/32 inch, and the back pockets are sewn along the edge with a single-needle machine using a tight stitch. Additional period-accurate details include the offset belt loop, aged deerskin for the label, and meticulously reproduced vintage hardware.

• Lot DD-1001XX 1947 Duck Digger
• Made in Japan
• 100% cotton
• Cotton from Tennessee, Texas, and Arizona
• 13.5 oz Japanese selvedge denim
  
• Color: Indigo
• Button fly
• Woven on a G3 power loom
  
• Deerskin label
• High rise
• Relaxed tapered
• One wash