Levi’s Vintage Clothing 501XX 1966 Model
December 27, 2008 ⋅ Uncategorized ⋅ by Eugene Kan ⋅ 1143 Views

Having been the subject of various collaborative efforts which follow a similar style to what is seen here, Levi’s Vintage Clothing takes matter into their own hands with the creation of “The Journey” and “The Ragged Point” 501XX 1966. The denim as the name suggests for “The Journey”, is a well-worn pair of denim with a number of rips, stains and tears alongside custom patches. “The Ragged Point” is on a similar concept with strong wear on the lap in addition to paint splatter. These are not the most organic and authentic offerings from LVC with most people accustomed to their raw offerings, but something fans of well-worn and distressed denim will appreciate. Available now at Levi’s Japan.

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  • Hip-set turdgang

    Staten Island

  • Hip-set turdgang

    Staten Island

  • Hip-set turdgang

    Staten Island

  • TN87

    BTW….I don’t like when people say “do people still wear these?”, I mean does it matter?…I’ve learned over the years that you don’t always have to dress with whats IN at the current time, IMO I find a lot of the current mainstream trends out now are quite….dull, theres nothing wrong with a BIT of crazyness here and there.

  • TN87

    BTW….I don’t like when people say “do people still wear these?”, I mean does it matter?…I’ve learned over the years that you don’t always have to dress with whats IN at the current time, IMO I find a lot of the current mainstream trends out now are quite….dull, theres nothing wrong with a BIT of crazyness here and there.

  • TN87

    BTW….I don’t like when people say “do people still wear these?”, I mean does it matter?…I’ve learned over the years that you don’t always have to dress with whats IN at the current time, IMO I find a lot of the current mainstream trends out now are quite….dull, theres nothing wrong with a BIT of crazyness here and there.

  • TN87

    I like em, hey I love retro fashions and open-minded about different clothes as long as if it’s not super over the top.

  • TN87

    I like em, hey I love retro fashions and open-minded about different clothes as long as if it’s not super over the top.

  • TN87

    I like em, hey I love retro fashions and open-minded about different clothes as long as if it’s not super over the top.

  • Notorious

    Levi’s Trash Denim? Levi’s Dirt Savage perhaps?

  • Notorious

    Levi’s Trash Denim? Levi’s Dirt Savage perhaps?

  • Notorious

    Levi’s Trash Denim? Levi’s Dirt Savage perhaps?

  • mez

    this is exactly the kind of thing i hate i don’t know how anyone could wear these

  • mez

    this is exactly the kind of thing i hate i don’t know how anyone could wear these

  • mez

    this is exactly the kind of thing i hate i don’t know how anyone could wear these

  • Bondage Fiend

    Dirty jeans.

  • Bondage Fiend

    Dirty jeans.

  • Bondage Fiend

    Dirty jeans.

  • ds

    if its 1000 yen its about 10 dollars. move the decimal over 2 spots

  • ds

    if its 1000 yen its about 10 dollars. move the decimal over 2 spots

  • ds

    if its 1000 yen its about 10 dollars. move the decimal over 2 spots

  • dicky

    ZM. I think you’ll find these are already produced in there so called ”limited edition qty’s” and I don’t think that having bulk production carreid out was too tricky. I have worked with factories that can produce hundreds if not thousands of ”identical” damages for production garments. (I’ve seen both high and low cost / qlty manufacturers with impressive effects.)

    Check out RRL or Kapital.Jp for real attention to details, and some one of pieces that raise the bar. BUT keep Kapital under the radar, as thats where it should stay.

    D

  • dicky

    ZM. I think you’ll find these are already produced in there so called ”limited edition qty’s” and I don’t think that having bulk production carreid out was too tricky. I have worked with factories that can produce hundreds if not thousands of ”identical” damages for production garments. (I’ve seen both high and low cost / qlty manufacturers with impressive effects.)

    Check out RRL or Kapital.Jp for real attention to details, and some one of pieces that raise the bar. BUT keep Kapital under the radar, as thats where it should stay.

    D

  • dicky

    ZM. I think you’ll find these are already produced in there so called ”limited edition qty’s” and I don’t think that having bulk production carreid out was too tricky. I have worked with factories that can produce hundreds if not thousands of ”identical” damages for production garments. (I’ve seen both high and low cost / qlty manufacturers with impressive effects.)

    Check out RRL or Kapital.Jp for real attention to details, and some one of pieces that raise the bar. BUT keep Kapital under the radar, as thats where it should stay.

    D

  • Terrible Jeans

    People still wear this shit?

  • Terrible Jeans

    People still wear this shit?

  • Terrible Jeans

    People still wear this shit?

  • FB

    how do i find out how much these cost in dollars???

  • FB

    how do i find out how much these cost in dollars???

  • FB

    how do i find out how much these cost in dollars???

  • fuclife

    lol…yea and crooks and castles came up with the CC LOGO too….

  • fuclife

    lol…yea and crooks and castles came up with the CC LOGO too….

  • fuclife

    lol…yea and crooks and castles came up with the CC LOGO too….

  • stnicknyc

    you mean isnt that the same cat bbc stole too?

  • stnicknyc

    you mean isnt that the same cat bbc stole too?

  • stnicknyc

    you mean isnt that the same cat bbc stole too?

  • Charles Hambergs

    isnt that Cat stamp in the BBC logos

  • Charles Hambergs

    isnt that Cat stamp in the BBC logos

  • Charles Hambergs

    isnt that Cat stamp in the BBC logos

  • zm

    good luck producing multiples

  • zm

    good luck producing multiples

  • zm

    good luck producing multiples

  • allo

    its …..ok

  • allo

    its …..ok

  • allo

    its …..ok