Jeans Design Dictionary

* classical

(VINTAGE&nbspJEANS): the term "classical" first reminds people of "wine" or "musical instrument".

Today, jeans are also used frequently in the circle of jeans.

Like old wine or classical instruments, usually with the strong sense of the times and the older the price, the price of classical jeans is often too high.

It is said that the price of some classical jeans has exceeded ten thousand US dollars.

The original classic jeans of such price naturally make it difficult for ordinary people to ask for it. So, in the market, there appeared even a classic copy of jeans that had a fine appearance, but the price was almost the same as that of ordinary jeans.

Some of the classic USED&nbspWASH jeans that are washed and processed are even more fake, which allows people to spend less money to enjoy the classic classical jeans.

By the way, classical jeans are striped with vertical stripes, so they are fading along the vertical direction. Nowadays, jeans other than those of classical jeans are used in twill, and how to wash them and how to fade them are difficult to show the style of classical jeans. The direction of fading is one of the main points that classical jeans collectors refuse to be careless.

* model (LOT&nbspNUMBER): type refers to Levi's501, Lee101 and other numbers that indicate the style of jeans.

Different manufacturers, different numbers represent different styles.

Remember the jeans models of several manufacturers that you like, which will be more convenient when you choose them.

* ROLL&nbspUP: roll the trousers and trousers around the trousers style and wear it, and call it "flanging".

Jeans with big horn trousers can't be worn by such a way, but it's a kind of a pair of straight jeans or thin narrow jeans.

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* SELVEDGE: refers to the stitches on the joints where the jeans are turned over and worn when worn.

The knitting edges of Levi's jeans produced before 1986 were sewn with red lines.

This characteristic of classical jeans is also reflected in the production of recycled classical jeans.

* RED&nbspTAB: Levi's brand jeans have been stitched on the buttocks behind the buttocks since 1936, and the small red cloth with the company logo is originally different from other manufacturers. Now the age of production can be deduced from the mark of LEVI 'S or Levi's.

From 36 to 71 years, it is LEVI 'S, which is called uppercase E (BIG. E), and 69 years to date is Levi's called lowercase e (SMALL E), in other words, 69 years to 71 years, three years are both.

One of the criteria for classical jeans is, of course, the LEVI S logo is used to remodel classical jeans.

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(BACK&nbspTAG): refers to the seam on the right side of the jeans with the manufacturer's label.

Different production ages and different manufacturers have their own characteristics.

For example, the jeans of the Lee101 brand were first used in 1936 for the first time to use the Lee suede, and then change to the present light suture, and the pattern is not subtly changed.

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(RIVET): refers to the round rivet used on jeans, and the studs used by the manufacturers are different.

The Lee&nbsp101 version of the classical jeans is decorated with "&nbspLee" markers, and the buttocks are also studded with studs, which are exactly the same as those produced in 1936.

Copy the jeans other than classical jeans, and do not use studs on the hips.

* Top

(TOP&nbspBUTTON) and front button (FRONT&nbspBUTTON): the zipper of the jeans of early age is naturally not used zipper, and the button is called "front button", the top one is "top button".

Button styles are different in different age and different manufacturers.

Before 1936, the Lee&nbsp101 brand jeans produced were marked with the words "UNION&nbspMADE" and the manufacturer's logo on the front buttons. Later, there were signs of patterns such as Lee, Lee&nbspCOWBOY and laurel.

The top button of the replica Lee&nbsp101 has the Lee&nbspCOWBOY word, and the front button uses the laurel pattern.

BACK&nbspSTRAP: the waist waistband attached to the back of the trouser waist.

In the early years, because of the lack of shrinkage proof processing technology, the waistline was adjusted by the waist buckle of the big waist jeans.