Modern and stylish cowboy! F.C.E. and Wrangler were a better match than I had imagined.

The collaboration between F/CE and Wrangler was, to be honest, unexpected.

The former is an urban brand based on contemporary fashion, and the latter, it should be noted, is a long-established jeans manufacturer that was founded in 1947 in North Carolina, USA.

This marriage resulted in a wonderful item.

First of all, the standard western shirt "127MW" has been released from around the 1970s to the present day and has been used by many cowboys.

¥30,800 S/M/L INDIGO,BLACK

The fit has been reworked to modern, relaxed proportions. The arrangement around the chest flap and cuffs is also innovative.

Next, a pair of boot cut jeans based on the "77MWZ BOOT CUT" jeans that were released around the 70's. .

¥25,300 XS/S/M/L/XL INDIGO,BLACK

The pocket openings are reinforced with "marukandome," a design detail of the jacket. The hem is also cut off and a D-can is used. The realistic processed look is one of the highlights.

. and a shirt jacket featuring a western yoke. Although the original model does not exist, it was inspired by the western jackets released at the time and arranged in a short-length, drop-shoulder oversized silhouette.

¥38,500 S/M/L BEIGE,GREEN,BLACK

The lace-up side design is reminiscent of this season's "F.C.E.". Furthermore, the rope piping is decorated with the image of the rope logo on the Wrangler logo.

. The last one is the famous Wrancher Dress Jeans, which were developed as a dress-up style for cowboys.

¥26,400 XS/S/M/L/XL BEIGE,GREEN,BLACK

This model has been a long seller since its release in the 1960s and continues to be released to this day, but the form has been boldly reconstructed by increasing the waist and hip circumference by one size and lowering the inseam by 3 cm.

The material used is the "SOLOTEX" material used in FCE's performance uniform line.

This well-made collaboration is the perfect combination of precious heritage and contemporary design sense.