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FATIGUE SHIRT JK for a casual, men's-like look. The FATIGUE SHIRT JK has a neat width and was created with the motif of the jacket worn by the US military during the Vietnam War. Thick as a shirt, thin as a jacket, and light and comfortable as an outerwear.

Following the real military

Two colors are available: camouflage and olive. FATIGUE SHIRT JK is a jacket that is particular about its vintage look and charm. For example, military and handsome CAMO is commonly known as duck hunter camo (or frogskin), and its main feature is that the front and back have different patterns. The front is green and the back is brown, following the reversible design of camouflage uniforms used by the US military in the 1940s. This camouflage pattern had a high camouflage effect, but during the Normandy landing operation, it was very similar to the enemy's camouflage pattern, so there were frequent misfires and it was quickly collected. Apparently there weren't many. And it seems that it was named "Duck Hunter" because the camouflage effect of this jacket, which was released as a vintage product, was popular among duck hunting enthusiasts. It is a camouflage pattern that makes you feel the maniacal attention to detail from the first jacket to the history. The material is the herringbone material that was actually used.

OLIVE, which is common in military jackets, uses a slightly rough back satin fabric and is dyed with the same dyeing method (VAT DYE) as at the time, resulting in a new product that can be mistaken for a vintage product. One of the pleasures of wearing this jacket is the aging that changes the expression every time you wear it or wash it. You can feel the fun of wearing it every year while enjoying the vintage atmosphere from the jacket fabric that becomes more comfortable. This jacket uses ``slane dyeing'', which is the most resistant to fading among dyes, so it can withstand hard use. Stone biowash processing is applied during production, making it softer and more comfortable than it looks. The nice thing about this process is that it gives a mature impression from the first time you wear it.

In addition to military wear, it goes well with logo T-shirts and denim materials. It is also recommended to wear it with leather shoes. The basic olive is a design that is easy to wear casually regardless of the top you wear. A jacket with just the right amount of thickness can be worn and worn throughout the year.

World-class Kojima brand

Kojima, a textile town located at the southern tip of Okayama Prefecture, is a world-class producer of denim. FOB FACTORY started its activities in 1992, where local people work together to make clothes. After experiencing various denim booms, such as Levi's, the second-hand clothing boom, and the emergence of many imported denim brands, we have created clothes that are not just for looks, but that you will be happy to buy after 2-3 years of wearing them. I came up with the idea that I want to have a positive impact on the lives of those who wear the clothes I make. Craftsmanship made in Japan denim. Threads, fabrics, sewing, buttons, zippers, etc. It seems that designs are born naturally and inevitably by making use of the developed fabrics and techniques, and by thinking about the body itself and life to wear.