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Translated By DeepL

Nalifri and Lee have created Nikets ⁉︎ a denim collection for riding the bike life.

Sakura (Model)

Cool city boys, hip city girls, businessmen and women in suits, and even the elderly, all get on their bicycles and dash through the city.

Such scenes have become a part of our daily lives today. The accelerating bicycle movement is booming.

HOUYHNHNM last month.1, ,2, ,three timesThe items that will make your bicycle life even more enjoyable have been created by "narifuri," a brand with the concept of "fashion +bicycle," and "Lee," a long-established denim brand. The items are made by "narifuri," which has the concept of "fashion +bicycle," and the well-established denim brand "Lee.

Bicycle and denim" may sound a bit distant, but the two wheels of this collaborative collection are turning well together.

Stretch western shirt ¥20,000+TAX each

This western shirt was first introduced in 1959 and became the origin of the WESTERNER series, which is highly regarded as a masterpiece. Based on this orthodox shirt, details that would make bicycle users groan, such as the length of the shirt that takes the forward leaning posture into consideration and the stretch denim that reduces stress when riding, have been incorporated throughout.

Reflector stitching is used on the top of the zipper of the back pocket to increase visibility.

Strawberry buttons used on 50's western shirts are used.

There is also a classic zippered pocket on the back. Every detail has been carefully considered.

Yoshifumi Egawa, Director of Hombre Niño , XLarge Designer
The fashion shoot, featuring four creators as models, is also outstanding.

91B high durability stretch work jacket ¥33,000+TAX each

The 91B work jacket was one of the first to adopt the zipper that made it possible to supply large quantities of general clothing, and its short length and chest pockets are symbolic of the 91B work jacket. It has been rearranged into a slimmer silhouette and longer length that is typical of "NARIHURI.

The fabric is made of stretch cordura denim, which relieves stress when worn and resists tearing even when handled hard.

Original camouflage mesh is placed on the back of the yoke to enhance breathability.

Kozakana (Model/FTC)

101Z Stretch cycle denim pants ¥22,000+TAX each

The 101Z, a representative model of the RIDERS series created for cowboys who ride rough horses, has a deeper crotch than the original so that the waist area is not visible when straddling a bicycle. In addition, familiar NARIFURI details such as darts, knee tucks, phone pockets, and reinforcements around the hips have also been incorporated.

The Lazy S stitching, synonymous with the 101Z, uses reflector thread, allowing the rider to ride safely at night.

KEI HASHIMOTO (YOUTH QUAKE)

High durability stretch painted pants ¥26,000+TAX each

Released with the 101Z is a pair of painted pants that have long been loved by workers of all kinds and are one of Lee's most iconic items. While following the silhouette of the original, stretch Cordura denim is used to provide both stretch and toughness.

The large designed right side scale pocket can hold a smartphone without difficulty. In addition, reflector thread is used for stitching on the back pocket and hammer loop.

The mesh on the back of the waist and pockets will keep you away from the discomfort of sticky sweat.

In addition to the release of the items, there will also be a campaign to commemorate the collaboration with a denim frame bag and stem bag.

These four items are representative of "Lee," and they are equipped with features that NARIHURI has cultivated and have achieved comfort in active scenes. I'm sure I'm not the only one who thought, "This is what I've been waiting for.

INFORMATION

narifuri × Lee

On sale: Friday, September 18
Handling:
Lee Official Online Shop
Lee Harajuku Store
Lee Nagoya Store
Lee Osaka
narifuri Official Online Shop
narifuri tokyo
narifuri kyoto
narifuri nagoya
Phone: 0120-026-101 (Lee Japan Customer Service)
Lee Official Site

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