Samurai Jeans S510XX25OZ-MT - Super Heavy 25oz Special Selvedge Denim - Limited Edition "YARI-NO-MATAZA MODEL" Regular Straight

Samurai Jeans

* Special Limited Model *

LIMITED EDITION -  YARI-NO-MATAZA MODEL 

S510XX25OZ-MT 

Samurai's latest 25th-anniversary model pays homage to Maeda Toshiie

• Regular Straight  / Mid Rise

• Samurai's  super heavy 25oz Denim, using American Texas Cotton 

• One Washed - the jeans will not shrink anymore

• Dyed with 100% of pure indigo

• Samurai Jeans original "Yari-no--mataza" red pocket lining

• Selvedge inside the coin pocket

• With special sewing specifications with  green and yellow yarns

• Special gold coated Samurai´s Matsunoki top button, branded with pine trees and " 侍 ", which means "Samurai" in Japanese

• Selvedge with gold lamé which symbolize the special models

• Hammered copper front rivets at point of stress engraved with " サムライ " means " Samurai "

• The back rivets are engraved with "Shogyo Mujo" - " 諸行無常 "

• Limited "25th Anniversary - YARI-NO-MATAZA " pocket flasher with twelve Japanese zodiac signs

• The fabric is made of super heavy genuine indigo denim  

• Red Tab woven with " Samurai " in silver on the right back pocket

• The first "A" of "Samurai" on the tab is upside down which signifies special models 

• Samurai's original seagull pocket stitching in gold

• Raised belt loops

• Reinforced at points of strain

• Special "25th Anniversary - YARI-NO-MATAZA" goatskin leather patch

• Extra heavy stitching for rugged wear 

• "Made in Japan"

Some historical details 

"This model spotlights and captures the essence of the maverick Toshiie Maeda, a military commander famous for being both a master spearman and the right-hand man of the shogun.

He went by the name 'Mataza', given to him on his coming-of-age day, and was feared by one-and-all on the battlefield for his prowess with the spear.

He ruled the area called Kaga (present day Ishikawa prefecture), which is now famous for its gold leaf production, and the the gold stitching and design on the leather patch are an homage to this traditional craft and industry.

The buttons feature a plum and pine motif, pine being pronounced "matsu" in Japanese, which was also the name of his wife.

The plum was his family's crest."