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The Momotaro Jeans factory's cotton is imported from Zimbabwe, but its natural indigo is harvested in Japan
Weaving craftsman Shigeru Uchida walks between looms to detect unusual sounds that could signal a breakdown at the Momotaro Jeans factory
A standard pair of Momotaro Jeans costs about $200, but its most expensive offering -- woven by hand on a wooden machine -- can be as much as $1,300
Yoshiharu Okamoto demonstrates the hand-dyed fabrics process at the Momotaro Jeans factory in Okayama
Unlike their mass-produced cousins, the tough garments crafted at the small Momotaro Jeans factory in southwest Japan are designed to be worn …
Momotaro Jeans was established in 2006 by Japan Blue, one of a few dozen denim producers in the seaside town of Kojima, renowned for their art…
Call it an antidote to fast fashion: Japanese jeans hand-dyed with natural indigo and weaved on a clackety vintage loom, then sold at a premiu…