You vibe well with them. An adult conversation between a certified craftsman and a well informed interviewer. Its nice to see adults teaching, learning and sharing without juvenile stunts for clout and to cover up ignorance. Keep up the good work.
When it comes to products made in Japan, the vast majority of the times you can't go wrong with it. There's always so much passion and hardwork put into their craft
I’ve been looking into buying my first pair of Japanese denim and after seeing this man’s process there’s no one else I’d pick my first pair up from now I can’t wait
@@Seaa923they run around 300$ give or take. I want some but man Id like to see what I look like in each style. These seem to have a more American Grease era look with rolled up legs, a more boxy straight look, im very tall and skinny but normally dont like that straight look. But man i love the indigo color.
Bro you are comfortably removed from the parasitic world of fashion yet honing in on what it's ultimately all about, exposing trade secrets and educating us all on the actual worth of clothes. New fav RUclipsr fr keep at it!
Watching a few "architecture" videos doesn't make you "informed" about architecture, son. Likewise with "fashion" videos. Your ignorance of fashion really is so evident, parrotting the "parasitic" nature of fashion, which really no one worth a graint of salt in fashion gives a shit about, but here we have this clown parrot out this propaganda virtue signaling shit on fashion, which is just one of thousands of "parasitic" nature of industries, son.
This video is such a gift for a home sewer like myself with a special love for denim. Would you review the LR3 brand? They are from Spain and Don work with seasons. Instead they add pieces slowly to their collection. Everything is made to order.
Bro these recent these vids are incredible, but ngl what made me insta sub is hearing Liquid Sunshine play in the background. Love your stuff homie, you’re breaking ground!
would love more about japan's printed works, such as those flags or other dyed products. I'm searching for japanese manufactors for scaves and totes. Thanks so much for this inside video
Another great video. Again, I appreciate the mutual respect for the craft and culture. It's a bit sad to hear that the new generation is not picking up the tradition of craftsmanship. It's a shame that this type of craft (along with other trades) is not taught here in the USA.
can you make more video with Superline Wholesale? or can you make the same kind the video you did with superline wholesale please? you did a wonderful job in that video 💯💥🙏
12 ounces is at most a midweight denim. Realistically a low weight. So calling it very rigid due to weight is a bit of misinformation. Sometimes the unwashed denim still has starch in it from the dying that will have a stiffening effect on the fabric. Independent of its weight.
00:48 What kind of rock has he been living his entire life that he never owned a pair of jeans until now? Even the poorest countries in the world have people wearing jeans.
certain cultures dont or didn't wear jeans, , it was also seen badly if you wore them over your 20s. Its not about being poor as jeans are pretty much blue collar/rural workers clothes , so the opposite actually happened in some of those urban settings where suits, khakis, chinos was the big boys clothing.
MUHAMMED NoMaN TAILOR PROFILE Highly skilled Tailor with 8+ years experience Pakistan 3+ years experience in oMaN creating custom clothing. Seeking to utilize expertise in an innovative workplace Accomplished Tailor with a passion for fashion and an eye for detail. Experienced in taking measurements, cutting and sewing fabric CONTACT PHONE: +968 94877928 LANGUAGES: URDU, PUNJABI, ENGLISH ADDRESS: PUNJAB, PAKISTAN EDUCATION • Govt. High School • Matric WORK EXPERIENCE Measuring clients for garments Cutting and sewing fabric to create custom clothing Making alterations and repairs to existing garment Advising clients on fabric types, style options, and design details Ensuring clothing fits clients correctly Arranging fittings and making adjustments as needed Maintaining a clean and organized workspace Keeping up with trends in fashion and tailoring techniques SKILLS Cutting Stitching Garment Construction Alteration and Repair Pattern Making Fabric Selection
The interviewer personally is pretty awful, bro needs to work on that but also asking more meaningful questions and please learned to be more grateful with your guests , best wishes in for next video and try to have more background in your guests 😊
America might have created denim, but Japan perfected it. My Iron Hearts are just leagues above any other country, simply superior and traditional craftsmanship. Its really impressive and I will always pay more for it!
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You vibe well with them. An adult conversation between a certified craftsman and a well informed interviewer. Its nice to see adults teaching, learning and sharing without juvenile stunts for clout and to cover up ignorance.
Keep up the good work.
When it comes to products made in Japan, the vast majority of the times you can't go wrong with it. There's always so much passion and hardwork put into their craft
Never had a bad purchase from made in Japan, consistantly so good its crazy
I’ve been looking into buying my first pair of Japanese denim and after seeing this man’s process there’s no one else I’d pick my first pair up from now I can’t wait
Amazing let me know how you like them!!
Tanuki has really nice fabrics and cuts as well. Momos be great too though. @@aircommandslipperz
How much did it cost?
@@Seaa923they run around 300$ give or take. I want some but man Id like to see what I look like in each style. These seem to have a more American Grease era look with rolled up legs, a more boxy straight look, im very tall and skinny but normally dont like that straight look. But man i love the indigo color.
Bro you are comfortably removed from the parasitic world of fashion yet honing in on what it's ultimately all about, exposing trade secrets and educating us all on the actual worth of clothes. New fav RUclipsr fr keep at it!
Watching a few "architecture" videos doesn't make you "informed" about architecture, son. Likewise with "fashion" videos. Your ignorance of fashion really is so evident, parrotting the "parasitic" nature of fashion, which really no one worth a graint of salt in fashion gives a shit about, but here we have this clown parrot out this propaganda virtue signaling shit on fashion, which is just one of thousands of "parasitic" nature of industries, son.
Youre content is incredible man, i feel like the quality of information you give is priceless. appreciate you greatly
this deserves more recognition, it's so beautiful to see something like this
another banger
love the craftsmanship
Pleasure to work with you on this one, happy to see the edit live! 🫂
Couldn’t have happened without you, what you did here was truly special
You released!! (And it got recommended to me by recommended! So thats an awesome sign 🙌)
It’s about time!!! Thanks for all the help ❤
This video is such a gift for a home sewer like myself with a special love for denim. Would you review the LR3 brand? They are from Spain and Don work with seasons. Instead they add pieces slowly to their collection. Everything is made to order.
What a lovely video! This is the kind of craftsmanship I seek. Hope to own a pair from El Canek soon
Very strong production quality
That is just ART.
Great video. Really shows how passionate you are about it. We’re here for it ❤
Amazing!
beautiful video, almost shed a tear
Wow Will, i love your channel ❤ Canek is a lovely chap
will this video was inspirational asf and so dam wholesome bro, i hope to be doing what you do someday, you the man!.
Actually the hand dye natural indigos are hard to fade. And they are so expensive as well
Bro these recent these vids are incredible, but ngl what made me insta sub is hearing Liquid Sunshine play in the background. Love your stuff homie, you’re breaking ground!
Amazing to see the detail work that japanese workers put on the jeans 👏great video.
would love more about japan's printed works, such as those flags or other dyed products. I'm searching for japanese manufactors for scaves and totes. Thanks so much for this inside video
Superb content, thank you for sharing all of these GEMS! ❤
love the authenticity of everything in this video.
Awesome hand made jeans 👖 👖!!
Amazing video
super vid, way to support the craft and engage with an industrial culture with class
Really fun video! Thanks for it
I'm making the pilgrimage from Tokyo, thanks for the inspo!!!
amazing content man, thank youuu
youre amazing, this content is high level for real.
Very cool video, its like finding and old samurai
Great video, really enjoyed seeing the process and there was some cool insight!!
Such an interesting craft. Amazing video Will!
Another great video. Again, I appreciate the mutual respect for the craft and culture. It's a bit sad to hear that the new generation is not picking up the tradition of craftsmanship. It's a shame that this type of craft (along with other trades) is not taught here in the USA.
Loved this ❤
idk whats more crazy, will never owning a pair of denim or wills first denim being the best in the world
hope you will get to interview Orslow's team one day. good video!
I really hope he sent him a Jacket as a gift, after all that love the Japanese master showed them. Peace.
I sent one to him and his assistant Sheena ☺
what a lovely video thank you
Wholesome video thanks
Wow i loved this
Thank you!
thats a freakin amazing channel
El canek is the goat
You’re awesome bro, amazing video! I see you’ve a lot love for fashion, I really love that to see 💙🧵🪡
Lovely just lovely
The Japanese are the best, cars, tools, gaming, electronics. And now I'm learning they are also among the best with clothing
What a beautiful experience
besides being a very in depth video, excellent choice with Hiroshi Suzuki. Hopefully you didn't get a copyright strike on that.
I did lol, but its okay, music needed to be there
The Japanese culture are creative clothing geniuses
So fvking interesting!
Great content, but background music is bit too loud for me.
can you make more video with Superline Wholesale? or can you make the same kind the video you did with superline wholesale please? you did a wonderful job in that video 💯💥🙏
She's sooooo cute!
I love Japan.
You look dope as hell!
mann i love this inside look, japanese brands man, they could rule the world if they didnt only focus on the domestic market
Is there an El Canek boutique in Osaka?
Any guy's fascination with clothes fascinates me.
This was so fucking good 👏
wait this isn't a summoning salt video
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"let the craving go "
Be Free ...
Be Free ...
2:09 "I can't tell you about the details" now compare this to what's going on further down south.
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ID on the hat you are wearing? Great content as always 🫵🏼
Kapital!
id on the jacket? thanks
Its a vintage Japanese bomber!
@@wlasry is it custom? also great content, definately quality videos on the recent uploads! keep it up
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emm? wasn't denim developed in France first?
Yes I was referring to Japanese denim specifically
japan started selvedge jeans
what're those pants you've got on in this video? they look insane
Kapital Century Denim!
Did he take the name from el luchador?
i going to buy my jeans from this guy from now on at ;east i know where my money goes
12 ounces is at most a midweight denim. Realistically a low weight. So calling it very rigid due to weight is a bit of misinformation. Sometimes the unwashed denim still has starch in it from the dying that will have a stiffening effect on the fabric. Independent of its weight.
Not about the weight. My remark is because its traditionally indigo dyed and 32-dip. Makes the fabric very rigid.
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HE IS GOD.
do you have a p.o box I want to send you one of my pieces
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00:48 What kind of rock has he been living his entire life that he never owned a pair of jeans until now? Even the poorest countries in the world have people wearing jeans.
certain cultures dont or didn't wear jeans, , it was also seen badly if you wore them over your 20s. Its not about being poor as jeans are pretty much blue collar/rural workers clothes , so the opposite actually happened in some of those urban settings where suits, khakis, chinos was the big boys clothing.
I wish I was skinny
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MUHAMMED
NoMaN
TAILOR
PROFILE
Highly skilled Tailor with 8+
years experience Pakistan 3+ years experience in oMaN creating
custom clothing. Seeking to
utilize expertise in an
innovative workplace
Accomplished Tailor with a
passion for fashion and an eye
for detail. Experienced in taking
measurements, cutting and
sewing fabric
CONTACT
PHONE:
+968 94877928
LANGUAGES:
URDU, PUNJABI, ENGLISH
ADDRESS:
PUNJAB, PAKISTAN
EDUCATION
• Govt. High School
• Matric
WORK EXPERIENCE
Measuring clients for garments
Cutting and sewing fabric to create custom clothing
Making alterations and repairs to existing garment
Advising clients on fabric types, style options, and
design details
Ensuring clothing fits clients correctly
Arranging fittings and making adjustments as
needed
Maintaining a clean and organized workspace
Keeping up with trends in fashion and tailoring
techniques
SKILLS
Cutting
Stitching
Garment Construction
Alteration and Repair
Pattern Making
Fabric Selection
The interviewer personally is pretty awful, bro needs to work on that but also asking more meaningful questions and please learned to be more grateful with your guests , best wishes in for next video and try to have more background in your guests 😊
America might have created denim, but Japan perfected it. My Iron Hearts are just leagues above any other country, simply superior and traditional craftsmanship. Its really impressive and I will always pay more for it!
Denim was first produced in France 🇫🇷