Fullcount, Wide Denim 0105, Dartford 1341

Fullcount is one of the original Japanese “Osaka Five” denim brands founded in 1992 by Mikiharu Tsujita. 

They’re known to focus on making jeans from signature long-staple Zimbabwean cotton, known for its softness and durability. 

Fullcount is celebrated for its vintage-style jeans with a strong emphasis on comfort, traditional craftsmanship, and selvedge denim. 

The brand is highly regarded for its faithful reproductions of classic American workwear and a dedication to high-quality construction.

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We've had a high demand on a wide-cut jeans model in between the Dugar Cane 1947 and the Belafonte Garage Denim.

We now present the genius "0105 Wide Cut" from legendary Japanese denim brand Fullcount. 

Located about 25km southeast of London, Dartford was integral in the formation of the iconic Rolling Stones when Mick Jagger and Keith Richards met on Platform 2 at the local station in 1961.

This denim is inspired by the color of the denim jacket that Mick Jagger wore in his young and crazy days. The slightly yellowed tint, the heavy creases and fades, and the wear-and-tear are unparalleled. Done in our classic and comfortable 100% Zimbabwe cotton, this is comfortable to wear in all seasons.

A very versatile item indeed.

We recommend going up 2 sizes due to the wash. (classic Japanese sizing + 1 size)

Martin is 186 cm. and wearing a size 34

- Made in Japan
- 100% cotton
- Long stable Zimbabwe yarns
- Wide/ regular cut
- Classic 5 pocket
- 13,75 oz.