Vintage bell-bottom denim from the 60s-70s by Edwin, a long-established Japanese denim brand. This model was manufactured in the early days of Edwin, using fabric imported from the US and sewn in Japan. Therefore, it can be expected to fade beautifully, comparable to vintage Levi's. Also, while flare denim usually doesn't have selvedge, this one features rare selvedge fabric, a Talon semi-automatic zipper, and a gentle flare style. The fabric is aging beautifully, resulting in bell-bottom denim with an outstanding atmosphere. Recommended for those who love 70s retro fashion such as surf, psychedelic, and hippie styles. Flare cut denim from Japanese brands has been gaining a lot of attention in recent years, so please consider it if you're interested. Recommended for those who like bootcut and bell-bottom styles like Levi's 517, 646, 684, Lee 102, 202, and those who like Japanese brands such as Big John, Bobson, Bison, Big Stone, and Canton. Outseam: Single-edge selvedge Button back: SCOVILL Zipper: TALON semi-automatic Hem: Chain stitch * Washed once with denim detergent, so there are no odors or stains. W 27 Waist: 35cm Rise: 26cm Inseam: 75cm Thigh width: 24cm Knee width: 21cm Hem width: 26cm Please note that there may be slight variations due to amateur measurements. The patch has a crack. There is no noticeable damage. You can view other items for sale from the following link. Please understand that this is a used item before purchasing. If you have any other questions, please contact us. Thank you.