Keep it long, treasure it long.

A piece that you can look forward to changing over time.

A denim pullover shirt that incorporates details from the coveralls used by the U.S. Army from the 1910s to the 1940s. It has an A-line silhouette with a wide hem, which was characteristic of the era, and large pockets on both chests without zippers or buttons, making it an impressive piece. As a jacket, it is thin and light to wear, even reproducing the feel of the time. It is washed during the manufacturing process to give it a smooth feel, and even though it is new, it is soft from the start and gives an impression of being well-dressed. This is a U.S. ARMY P/O JK that you can wear a lot and bring out your taste, and you can look forward to seeing how it changes over time.

A piece with a vintage feel

A shirt jacket that can be worn over the top like a pullover. It has three buttons around the neck, so we recommend wearing it with the buttons open to make your neck look neater. Although it is called a jacket, it is moderately thick and can be worn like a regular pullover shirt, so you can also wear an outer layer over it. Because of these features, it is a jacket that can be used outside of midsummer, and is especially useful during the change of seasons, from autumn to early spring. The size is unisex, and women can wear it with a loose silhouette.

In addition to the attention to detail, such as the use of reproduced U.S. ARMY engraved buttons, the attention to detail can also be seen in the fabric.

The colors are denim-like SB and ecru color ECRU. SB (Indigo)'s 9oz denim uses pure indigo for warp threads that are dyed more times than usual, and gray weft threads to create depth, creating a material that has a vibrant indigo, depth, and taste. By using uneven yarn and nep yarn of different thicknesses for the warp and weft of ECRU, the surface has a vintage feel and is rich in expression. Finished with cotton scum (fine black grains of cotton), which is a sign of a naturally derived material, leaving a natural texture. The finishing touch is a stone wash process that loosens the fabric and makes it soft. Wearing either color gives it a richer flavor, so you can enjoy wearing it and making it your own denim jacket.

Kojima's world-class brand

Kojima, a textile town located at the southern tip of Okayama Prefecture, is a world-class denim production center. FOB FACTORY started its activities in 1992, making clothes with the cooperation of local people. After experiencing various denim booms, such as Levi's, the second-hand clothes boom, and the emergence of many imported denim brands, we have created clothes that are not just what they seem, but are ones that you will be glad you bought two or three years after wearing them. I came up with the idea that I want to have a positive impact on the lives of the people who wear it with the clothes I make. Craftsmanship made in Japan denim. We create products by focusing on what we think is really good, such as thread, fabric, sewing, buttons and zippers. It seems that designs are born naturally and inevitably by making use of the developed fabrics and techniques of each, and by considering the wearer's body and lifestyle.