Heritage denim label Big John continues on explores innovation without forgoing traditional elements in its tailoring. Debuting in 1967, the label prides itself to be the first to produce denim in Japan from imported American denim from Cone Mills but has since developed its own fabrics as of 1972. The label now exclusively uses Japanese-produced fabrics. For 2014 spring/summer, Big John explores classic and updated fits, looking to vintage workwear models and trending styles in the Japanese mar...
Heritage denim label Big John continues on explores innovation without forgoing traditional elements in its tailoring. Debuting in 1967, the label prides itself to be the first to produce denim in Japan from imported American denim from Cone Mills but has since developed its own fabrics as of 1972. The label now exclusively uses Japanese-produced fabrics. For 2014 spring/summer, Big John explores classic and updated fits, looking to vintage workwear models and trending styles in the Japanese mar...
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