The Hottest Jeans Cost $2,000. Guess Where They Are Made? (WSJ Repost)

New York City? San Francisco (where Levi Strauss invented them)? ... The answer is Kuakashi, Japan.  This City's Kojima district was once a hub for manufacturing school uniforms, judo-wear and canvas sails.  Today, a small group of Japanese denim brands use the old hand-operated looms -- that produce less than a yard of fabric a day -- to manufacture hand-stitched jeans that fade and crease differently over time for each wearer.  Then the jeans are sold in select Japanese shops, New York

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