■ Product Name: TCB jeans TCB 50's BAKER PT
■ Material: 100% Cotton
■ Country of Origin: Japan

This is the 50's Baker Pants from TCB jeans.
It is made based on early 1950s baker pants.
These baker pants are packed with details that follow vintage designs.

Produced based on early 1950s baker pants.
The silhouette is not slimmed down, but the taper is strong, making them easy to wear.
(Excerpt from TCB jeans catalog)

They are characterized by their suitability for year-round wear.
They also look good rolled up.
Available in 6 sizes, from S to XXXL.

The material is 100% cotton original back satin.
It is a slightly rough back satin fabric, similar to vintage US fatigue pants, and will change its appearance and develop a better texture with wear.

With repeated wear and washing, puckering will appear.
The fabric will also age to a whitish hue seen in vintage items.
These baker pants are finished to age like vintage ones.

Made based on the sturdy construction of early 1950s baker pants.
Baker pants were not just worn by soldiers in the field, but were versatile pants used for work and other purposes.
They are said to have been widely used by laborers as well.

The main seams are sewn with double stitching.
This is a durable construction that follows vintage designs.

The front features a button fly.
Bar tacks are applied to the fly.

The buttons are urea buttons.
Urea buttons are a material used before the development of plastics.
They are buttons from a bygone era.

Adjusters are attached to the sides.
While 1950s fatigue pants had adjusters, they were omitted from around the 1970s.
These are details from a bygone era.

Vintage models only have buttons for adjustment, but during testing with personal items, they were found to be difficult to use, so buttons have been placed in a more convenient location.
(Excerpt from TCB jeans catalog)

The pockets feature thread "watari" called "onigiri" (rice ball).
This is a detail of good old baker pants.

Bar tacks are applied in various places, such as the opening of the pockets and the back pockets.
This ensures durability for long-term use.

The belt loops are "banzai loops."
A banzai loop is a sewing method where the top of the waistband and the belt loop are sewn together.
To ensure clearance for the sewing machine, the belt loop is extended upwards, forming a "banzai" (cheer) shape, hence the name.
This sewing method, which is no longer seen due to the mechanization of production processes, is a vintage detail that has been revived with time and effort by the skilled artisans of Kojima, Okayama.

TCB Jeans is a self-owned brand from a denim sewing factory located in Kojima, Kurashiki City, Okayama Prefecture, the mecca of denim.
Sewing is done using old American sewing machines.
The inside finish is also very clean.
This indicates that skilled artisans carefully craft each piece.
It provides a sense of security.

The side inseams and outseams are sewn with a rolled seam.
This is a detail from before the 1960s.
Compared to other sewing methods like felled seams, rolled seams can be completed in one pass, making them suitable for mass production.
It is a simple, aesthetically pleasing, and strong sewing method.
It will develop wear marks and a good appearance with continued wear.

Size / Waist / Rise / Inseam / Hem Width /
S / 68.0cm / 36.0cm / 81.0cm / 19.0cm /
M / 72.0cm / 36.5cm / 81.0cm / 20.0cm /
L / 76.0cm / 37.5cm / 81.0cm / 21.0cm /
XL / 80.0cm / 38.0cm / 81.0cm / 21.5cm /
XXL / 85.0cm / 38.5cm / 81.0cm / 22.0cm /
XXXL / 90.0cm / 39.0cm / 81.0cm / 22.5cm /

We strive to display colors as close to the actual product as possible, but please note that colors may appear slightly different depending on your viewing environment.
As the fabric is a reproduction of vintage material, there may be weaving imperfections.
Please understand this as a characteristic of the product.
Please allow for slight errors in size measurements.