Brand
Fullcount Denim
Founded in 1992 by Osaka native Mikiharu Tsujita, Fullcount began making jeans in Okayama that year, and Tsujita is counted among the founders known as the Osaka Five. The brand is credited with pioneering the use of Zimbabwe cotton in Japanese selvedge denim, a long-fiber cotton Tsujita chose to recreate the jeans of the 1940s. Its denim is woven on vintage shuttle looms and sewn on older machines, following the methods used when denim was workwear. Fullcount is known for vintage-inspired reproduction jeans built for comfort and long wear.
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