Edwin and six New York creators Whole View of EDWIN Vol. 03

Coleman.I had heard the name "Edwin" for a long time, and it was one of the jeans brands I had always been interested in. It has a very high-end image that is both particular and classy. I can imagine men who take fashion seriously patronizing "Edouin.

Coleman.I like blue jeans, but I was in the mood for black jeans. The design is good and the silhouette is beautiful. I have a particularly small waist, but as you can see, the waist size fits perfectly. They look and feel perfect and I am very satisfied.

Coleman.I have a hard time finding jeans that fit my body type, and I always have a hard time finding them, but I have no complaints about these. They fit my body perfectly. This was an amazing encounter for me. I like them better than any jeans I currently own. The fabric is firm enough to go with a small clean look. Like trousers that are jeans but fit you just right.

Coleman.Green, yellow and red, like rasta colors (rainbow) selvedge. It also looks great on black denim. It's nice when there are details that are usually overlooked. That alone raises the tension.

Coleman.The two necklaces hanging from my neck are the ones I wear at all times. The turquoise beads are stones to keep my creative energy alive, and a friend made them for me as a gift. The chambray shirt and Grateful Dead tour t-shirt are vintage. My feet are always in sneakers because they are comfortable and easy to move in. My style varies depending on my mood, but today it's my usual casual look, with black jeans as the star of the show.

Lynskey.I have always respected Japanese design and creativity. When I first started DJing, I was fascinated by DJ Krush's technique and expressiveness, and was greatly influenced by him. The same creativity applies to jeans, and "Edouin," which represents Japanese denim, was one of the brands I wanted to buy someday.

Lynskey.The reason I chose dark blue regular tapered is simple. That's because I live in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, where all the hipsters wear black slim jeans, and I didn't want to be buried there (laughs). I dared to choose blue jeans in order to keep myself and my uniqueness.

Lynskey.I like the fact that the fading is not excessive, but only moderately worn-in. The tapered, straight silhouette is also to my liking as it fits well with the body. I think this is one of those utility pairs that can be worn with any style.

Lynskey.I like the weighty and solid denim. It will look even better when worn in. And the selvedge, which stands out for its individuality, is a good point when rolled up. The great thing about jeans is that they can be worn the same way in any season and in any climate, and these jeans will be great for the coming harsh New York winter.

Lynskey.Easy-wear jeans, a plain black T-shirt, and brown shoes. A bomber jacket is thrown on to match the weather, and a hat and necklace add a personal touch. My job often requires me to attend celebrations such as film festivals, but I don't change my style much. I just wear jeans as usual and a tailored jacket to add some degree of formality.

Davis.I was aware of their excellent design and particular craftsmanship. I was a little worried about whether or not they would fit my size since I had never worn them before, but when I tried them on, I was surprised at how well they fit. I work with vintage clothing, so I would like to delve deeper into the history and background of "Edouin" and enjoy these jeans more deeply and profoundly.

Davis.I do not wear anything slim, no matter what the design. I prefer only jeans with a moderately relaxed, classic silhouette. Dark blue, non-washed, straddle-leg jeans are a must-have in my wardrobe, so "Lot.EDS03" is the obvious choice.

Davis.I usually wear only unwashed jeans. This is because I believe that the real appeal of denim is to enjoy the process of fading and damage over time by wearing them myself, rather than artificially faded colors. I also like the classic, slightly high-rise design. In terms of the fabric, I get the feeling that they will blend in with my skin as soon as I put them on. I am sure they will fade beautifully.

Davis.Anyway, the silhouette is outstanding. I have been working out for many years and have thick thighs due to squatting, but these have a good amount of room in the thighs and shape just a little toward the hem. My hat is off to the calculated and beautiful silhouette, which is straight fit but not too thick.

Davis.When it gets cold, you'll need heavy-duty outerwear, but on a sunny day like today, an Ivy style with lightweight layers is just right. Vintage English swing top and an oxford button-down shirt. My favorite button-down shirts are from the 1960s to 1980s, and I wear them every day. On my feet are canvas deck shoes, and the vintage mix of denim makes for a great Ivy style.

Ivy draperI love Japanese comics and illustrators, and I especially respect people like Katsuhiro Otomo, Katsuya Terada, Ken Obata, and Toru Terada. In addition, I am always inspired by Japanese creativity in music and fashion. I first heard of Edwin when I visited my favorite bookstore, which stocks Japanese comics, and saw its name in a Japanese fashion magazine.

Ivy draperI don't wear baggy sweatpants, even if they are sweatpants; I choose pants that fit me well. Also, my style is based on black, so it was natural for me to choose black jeans. Winters in New York are very cold, just like in Michigan where I was born and raised, but these jeans are heavy-weight and warm, so they will come in handy in the winter.

Ivy draperAlthough it is made of thick denim, it has a somewhat elegant atmosphere due to its crisp texture and slim silhouette. I think they would work well for casual as well as semi-formal occasions. I was worried that I wouldn't be able to fit into them because they are quite tight, but the fit was comfortable the moment I put them on, and I liked them right away.

Ivy draperThe sophisticated silhouette and pitch-black color give the jeans a smart impression, but they also retain the ruggedness of denim. The fact that both are well-balanced and contained within a single pair of jeans shows the meticulousness of the Japanese brand.

Ivy draperI wanted to keep it monotone and simple, so I wore black jeans, a gray sweater, and a black down vest with an accent tie around the neck to dress up the outfit. This is my image of minimalism and sharpness. Like the jeans, I chose items that fit well with my body.

BartolichJeans are like a partner for motorcyclists. I am always looking for jeans that fit me well, and I had heard of "Edwin" in my research. I didn't actually own a pair, but when I tried them on, I immediately fell in love with them.

BartolichOf course I ride a motorcycle, but I also ride horses in my home country of Italy, where I also own a horse. When I do such activities, I like to wear slim jeans. These regular tapered jeans have the perfect amount of room around the thighs and sharpness below the knees, which is the silhouette I am looking for. The fit when I straddle my car is perfect.

BartolichIt's a fine, high-quality denim fabric. It feels good against the skin and is easy to wear. The belt loops are offset, the selvedge is used, and the attention to detail is evident. These jeans are a bit pricey, but they remind me of my grandfather's teaching: "more to spend, less to spend," meaning that if you buy high quality items, even if they are a bit expensive, you can use them for a long time and they will never go to waste.

BartolichThe vintage look of the denim texture and the fine details fit in well with my biker style. The "W" stitching on the pockets is also a good point of reference. Also, I always use suspenders instead of belts, and these jeans look great with suspenders, which is also a high point for me personally (laughs).

BartolichI like American style, but on the other hand, as an Italian, I always try to include Italian elements somewhere. For example, I wear items such as motorcycle jackets, watches, and accessories made in Italy. I mix my roots with my favorite rock 'n' roll and motorcycling styles. My favorite pair of motorcycle boots, which go well with jeans, were handcrafted by my cousin.