18GV

Moo Suea travels to find the best raw materials to produce his jeans. Small pebbles along the path he walks through were used as inspiration for designing this fabric code. The warp yarn uses cotton from Memphis, USA, spun in Slubby + Nep style, giving the fabric a pellet texture, enhancing the pebble character according to the design concept. The weft yarn uses Zimbabwe Cotton for softness and comfort. If anyone likes fabric with a slightly pellet texture (Nep), I can tell you that this code is not to be missed.

Nep spinning that creates a textured fabric with a pellet surface both on the outside and inside.

The upper button is made of pure silver, casted into a full-grain shape, and meticulously polished by hand. The middle button is made of brass rods that are machined to form a seamless shape, and then painted in 5 different color tones to match the variety of pebble colors.

Leather label made from vegetable tanned cowhide imported from Japan, screen-printed and hot-stamped with the model’s pattern, and meticulously cut and polished by hand.

Green/silver edges, folded legs to show the chain ends, meticulously sewn with a vintage American sewing machine.

The back pockets are meticulously hand-stitched with the PW and พว logos.
The back pockets are sewn seamlessly around the sides, with attention paid to every detail, both inside and outside.
The bag fabric is made of imported Japanese herringbone fabric, with a screen-printed pattern specific to the model.

Example of a fade of jeans with fabric code 18GV that gives a beautiful Slub + Nep feel.