Edwin, founded in 1947 by Mr. Tsunemi, imported denim from the US before crafting Japan’s first Edwin jeans in 1961. The brand produced the world’s heaviest ringspun denim jean in 1963, featuring the iconic three-color rainbow selvedge.
Founded in 1947 by Yonehachi Tsunemi, Edwin revolutionized Japanese denim by introducing ONE WASH technology and domestically produced jeans. A pioneer in denim innovation, Edwin blends American inspiration with Japanese craftsmanship.
Signature Aesthetic:
Modern fits with vintage touches, including rainbow selvedge ID.
Fit / Style | Description | Price Range (USD) |
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EDS-350 | Slim tapered, 13.5oz selvedge | $250–$300 |
ED-71 | Classic straight, mid-rise | $180–$220 |
EDWIN 503 | Iconic slim fit, laser-engraved buttons | $200–$250 |
Component | Country of Origin | Details |
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Selvedge Denim | Japan (Akita) | 13.5–14.5oz, Hakushu/Turkish cotton |
Thread | Japan | S-core poly-cotton blend |
Manufacturing | Japan | Produced at Akita Hose factory |
Product Category | Price Range (USD) | Example Models |
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Selvedge Jeans | $180–$300 | EDS-350, ED-71, 503 |
Denim Jackets | $250–$400 | Type III, E-Line |