evisu
Japanese "Tokyo Osaka" brand. A popular street denim brand founded by designer Hidehiko Yamane,
EVISU, which is currently attracting attention in the fashion industry in Europe, has always been a brand that Taiwanese street tasters are looking forward to introducing!
Evanced in 1991 Evis was founded, using the "M" pattern on the back pocket of pants as its logo. It turns out that the "M" pattern was adapted from Levi\\\'s back pocket embroidery.
Evis's products are divided into No.1 to No.3. Among them, the No.1 series uses the highest quality materials, while the newly launched No.3 series flaunts popular prices.
The origins of Evis are Japan and Europe respectively. The Japanese version generally uses better materials, while the European version has more styles. The cut Evis sold on D-Mop in the early years is the European version. Today, the Japanese version of Evis products is still priced higher than the European version.
No.3 price is about 500 and above ~ No.2 is usually above 2000, No.1 quality is the best, and the price is above 3000.
EVISU Features
A. The Japanese version of Evisu jeans made in Japan currently does not have a general agent in China! Evisu’s Red Tab clip-on label cannot be exported! Because there is a trademark dispute with Levis’ Red Tab! Currently it can only be sold in Japan .
B. The Japanese version has a red cloth label sewn on the side of the back pocket, and the workmanship is also meticulously managed. Experts will know its symbolic meaning
C. The Japanese version is Handmade jeans require a huge amount of man-hours to make each pair. The trousers are traditional in style and have not changed much. The main difference is the difference in denim. EVISU, which insists on being handmade, has always been a favorite brand among collectors of high-quality jeans in Japan.
D. The Japanese version uses an antique sewing machine from the 1920s, referring to the Levi\\\' of the 1950s. The special style of s 501xx is to manufacture a new generation of Japanese jeans, with detailed designs such as studded format, trouser bone making method, and denim weaving method!
E. The Japanese version of Evisu denim must go through The process of "Seasoning" can be used to make jeans, just like wine, the longer it is kept, the better it becomes. As for the method, it is best not to modify the trousers, otherwise the shape of the trousers will change. You must not wash them deliberately and let them rub naturally, so that they can become a pair of jeans that fit your body shape. The whole process takes about two years. Therefore, if you want to wear a pair of jeans with personality, you must have perseverance.
The EVISU denim series currently produced overseas is called the European version!
The European version of Evisu International, the denim is as cheap as ordinary denim!
EVISU Qamp ;A
1. What is the Japanese version of Evisu? What is the European version? What is the difference?
Ans: Evisu’s Japanese version of pants are basically made of polyester The main ones are engraved.. Almost all are straight pants (2017 is boot type)
The European style pants are more varied (different colors.. different fabrics.. not all jeans)
The Donna series is exclusively for girls. It is one of the branch lines of the European version...
So... the Japanese version focuses on the fabric, workmanship and dyeing of pants... .On the back label...
The words NO.1 NO.2 NO.3 printed on it are the characteristics of the Japanese version of Evisu... Generally speaking, it is the fastest to distinguish from this side..
However, the Japanese version of Evisu also has pants without printed selvedge numbers... so it can only be roughly distinguished...
The European version has a lot of diversified products...the back leather label The label does not print the fabric grade number...
Some novel pants styles are often launched...Evisu is so popular in foreign countries...mostly because of the European version of the product...
As far as I know, no Japanese replica brand can successfully enter the European market.
Foreigners seem to particularly like Fushen’s Mark... It is also difficult to match the shape of pure replica pants. It’s their preference..@@
Evisu founder Hidehiko Yamane developed this line.. The production location was moved to Europe.. I think it was quite successful...
The European version of fabrics must be defined by the Japanese version's number... it falls into NO.2 and NO.3...
There is a quick way to distinguish between the Japanese version and the European version. Method... Look at the back pocket to see if there is a label like Levi\\\'s...
If there is, it is the Japanese version. If not, it is the European version...
2.NO.1 NO.2 What is the difference between NO.3
Ans: NO.1 is cloth woven by ancient power looms...without Anti-shrink processing...for shrink to fit...
It will shrink by 10~15 when it is wet... You need to pay a little attention to the size... otherwise it will be too small to wear...
The NO.1 fabric is considered to be the top quality in Evisu. It is only exclusive to the Japanese version.
The manufacturing and dyeing process is very complicated... You can see the white edges when the trouser legs are folded back. ..
NO.2 is preshrunk...it shrinks about 3~5 when water is released...with anti-shrinkage processing...
Although the production process is not as sophisticated as NO.1 ..but it also has white edges...
It is considered the most popular one among Evisu... (price factor)
NO.3 is similar to ordinary denim There is no difference... If you want to wear Evisu's workmanship and reverse E's logo design...
If you don't care about the fabric, you can start with this article...
3. The pants size is large. Answer...
Ans: Due to the fact that the European version of Evisu has too many tricks, here are some of the most basic models...
LOT#2000-imitating Levi\\ \'s 66 XX model.. It is a narrower version of pants...
LOT#2001 - Looser (not too baggy)..Compared to LOT#2000 )
LOT#2004-This model is rare.. In my impression, there is an adjustment ring on the back waist part..
LOT#2017-Boot-cut pants.. White cloth label instead of leather label...
How to distinguish the Japanese version and the European version of EVISU, and they
What's the difference?
1. Evisu’s Red Tab cannot be exported! Because there is a trademark dispute with Levi’s Red Tab! So currently only the Japanese version has Red Tab. In other words, the European version’s trouser pockets There is no red flag. You can pay attention to this most distinctive difference when distinguishing the Japanese and European versions.
One of the European version buttons
2. Some friends asked why some EVISU Where are the stenciled numbers and EIVSU pocket patterns on the waistband and pocket fabric of the pants? And why are some EVISU not available? Let me explain here, the EVISU with stamped numbers and pocket flowers is the European version, and the Japanese version does not have these. However, there are a few European versions of EVISU that do not have these two features.
The European version has studs 1
3. The front door of EVISU pants is designed with buttons instead of zippers. Another way to distinguish the Japanese and European versions is to look at the buttons and small studs of the two versions. The buttons of the European version can be It is divided into wheat ears and Buddha heads, but the Japanese version has a circle of English words. In terms of studs, the Japanese version and the European version are also very different.
While distinguishing the Japanese and European versions, , how to distinguish Li Gui and Li Kui?
One of the Japanese version buttons
In view of the above basis, we can try to compare the denim materials of the authentic and fake products. The authentic product is made of DENIM, but how can the replica product be made of DENIM? Where can such expensive handmade fabrics be made? This is one of the methods, and it is also the most important point. You only need to use this point to distinguish the true from the false.
Second, you can observe the inside of the smallest pocket on the front waistband. The genuine trousers are hemmed with DENIM selvage, and the color is the same as the selvedge on the trouser legs, while the fake ones don’t have this detail.
One of the Japanese version of studs
By the way How to wash jeans:
If it is the first time you buy jeans and wash them in the water, you need to pour some white vinegar into the water, and at the same time turn the pants over and soak them for about half an hour to lock in the color. Because dark colors The pants are bound to fade a little, and white vinegar can keep the azure blue as shiny as possible. Please do not soak the pants in hot water, as it will cause a great degree of shrinkage. Generally, the water temperature will change around 45 degrees. But. If conditions permit, please do not wash jeans in a washing machine. This will destroy the wrinkles of the pants. If you encounter original-colored pants, the natural whitening of the pants will also become unnatural.
Japanese version collision Nail 2
Among Japanese hipsters, it is common for jeans to go a year and a half without being washed. If they are dirty, shake them out and air them in the air, because they are afraid that too much water will damage the pants. The shape of the jeans will change according to your body shape. It usually takes 2-3 years to keep a pair of pants. This is called the Bull King Madman!
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