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Edwin captures the spirit of Japanese denim craftsmanship with a focus on washes that enhance the natural beauty of the indigo dye. They are highly respected for their mid-weight denim and their ability to create washes that look lived-in from day one, without sacrificing structure. If you appreciate the meticulous care put into the dyeing and finishing process, Edwin offers a sophisticated alternative to pure raw denim.

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Is Edwin actually a Japanese denim company?

Yes. Edwin traces its roots to a Tokyo business founded in 1947 that initially handled used American clothing before developing jeans for the Japanese market.

What is Edwin's rainbow selvedge?

Rainbow selvedge uses a multicolored identifier along the self-finished edge of the denim. Edwin associates that detail with early domestic models such as the 359BF and still uses it on selected Japanese-made jeans.

Are all Edwin jeans made in Japan?

No. Edwin sells both Japanese-made premium lines and other collections produced elsewhere, so country of origin must be checked on the specific pair.

Did Edwin invent stonewashed jeans?

Edwin credits its 1980s development work with helping popularize stonewashing as a controlled denim-finishing process. The technique gives new jeans a softer, pre-worn appearance, unlike rigid raw denim that fades through wear.

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