I write articles about second-hand Levi's and Lee jeans, as well as military clothing.
Article about Old-Clothes
This article is about second-hand clothes.
It is a collection of articles about second-hand clothes I own, including vintage denim from Levi's and Lee, American second-hand clothes such as military clothes, and European second-hand clothes. I cherish all of these items and use them with care. I have liked American casual fashion since I was young, and I have continued to wear a natural, relaxed style for many years.
The 60s Levi's 502 has many areas where the colour has faded and been repaired, so you can wear them as everyday shoes in the summer without worrying about the colour fading. I enjoy wearing them with sneakers and sandals because of the ease of use of the zip fly and the perfect length.
I like military clothing, and in spring and summer I often wear the single-breasted M43, and in autumn and winter I often wear the lined M65. This time, I'd like to introduce the M43, which is very useful in spring and summer. The cotton herringbone fabric has a unique texture, and it goes perfectly with vintage jeans.
The 1955 Model is a vintage 501 from the period of the paper patch 501XX, and is the last model to be named 501XX. It is speculated to be so based on the misalignment of the centre belt loop, the Big-E double-sided tag, and the copper-plated rivets.
Levi's 501 has a long history and a vintage second market, with many variations from as far back as the 19th century to the present day. In this article, we will introduce the model known as the most favourite 501XX.
Lee 101 was originally made for cowboys, and compared to the 501, it has a deeper rise and a slightly more relaxed silhouette.
I love American vintage clothes, but this time I'm going to change my focus to Europe and introduce French vintage clothes.