Lot.110 Straight Leg Jeans
A modern 5-pocket jean that carries vintage details while achieving a clean, contemporary silhouette.
This model is not a reproduction of the vintage 501 silhouette, but instead uses pattern making designed for a sharper, more refined look—balancing a substantial appearance with a clean style.
Silhouette
Straight and refined.
While traditional jeans are often shaped to look balanced when the legs are slightly apart, this Lot.110 is designed to look clean and straight when standing naturally. The rise is moderately deep, and the side seams are kept straight to minimize unnecessary creasing.
Fabric
13.8oz Pure Indigo Selvedge Denim “JUMBO” (red selvedge).
While standard denim weight is around 14oz, this 13.8oz fabric offers the perfect balance of firmness and comfort.
Warp yarn: U.S. cotton (San Joaquin, California), rope-dyed pure indigo 5 times
Weft yarn: Mixed cotton, spun by Ayabe Spinning using their original “JUMBO” yarn
For this denim, special focus was placed on the spinning process. The weft yarn is made using “JUMBO,” a yarn developed by Ayabe Spinning, a company that has supported Japan’s denim industry since its early days. The name comes from the unusually large bobbins used in the process—three times bigger than normal—which allows more yarn to be wound with fewer breaks. This results in stable quality and durability, while producing a natural, subtle slub that gives the denim a rich, organic texture.
Both warp and weft yarns are naturally slubby, and the pure indigo develops into a deep, characterful look the more the jeans are worn.
Leather Patch
Deerhide leather, vegetable-tanned. Known for its rich patina and aging character.
Top Button
Original logo design. The base has a vintage-style finish, overlaid with a light grey lacquer that gives a porcelain-like shine. New, it looks clean and modern; over time, the lacquer wears from the edges, revealing the vintage finish underneath. The more it is worn, the more it takes on the look of true vintage denim.
Rivets
Double-punched rivets.
This early-style rivet construction pierces the fabric and is hammered through a bar hole to reinforce pocket edges.
Combination of pure copper rivet bars with silver-plated rivets
When hammered twice, the silver plating thins to reveal the copper underneath, creating a subtle marble effect of silver and copper tones
The hammered heads also leave small dent marks, faithfully reproducing vintage details
Pocket Lining
Made from GENERAL THINGS’ original herringbone fabric, also used in hats and workwear. Woven with ivory 40/2 warp yarns and natural-colored 30/1 weft yarns, it is simple yet has rich depth in tone.
Nos enorgullece ofrecer envío gratuito a nivel mundial en compras superiores a €125.
Utilizamos empresas de mensajería de clase mundial como EMS, FedEx y DHL para el envío de los productos.
Desde nuestro almacén, procuramos enviar dentro de dos (2) a tres (3) días hábiles de haber recibido un pedido, normalmente una orden toma de dos (2) a tres (3) días en llegar a la mayoría de los países de Asia Oriental y Norteamérica, y de cuatro (4) a siete (7) días para otras partes del mundo.
A modern 5-pocket jean that carries vintage details while achieving a clean, contemporary silhouette.
This model is not a reproduction of the vintage 501 silhouette, but instead uses pattern making designed for a sharper, more refined look—balancing a substantial appearance with a clean style.
Silhouette
Straight and refined.
While traditional jeans are often shaped to look balanced when the legs are slightly apart, this Lot.110 is designed to look clean and straight when standing naturally. The rise is moderately deep, and the side seams are kept straight to minimize unnecessary creasing.
Fabric
13.8oz Pure Indigo Selvedge Denim “JUMBO” (red selvedge).
While standard denim weight is around 14oz, this 13.8oz fabric offers the perfect balance of firmness and comfort.
Warp yarn: U.S. cotton (San Joaquin, California), rope-dyed pure indigo 5 times
Weft yarn: Mixed cotton, spun by Ayabe Spinning using their original “JUMBO” yarn
For this denim, special focus was placed on the spinning process. The weft yarn is made using “JUMBO,” a yarn developed by Ayabe Spinning, a company that has supported Japan’s denim industry since its early days. The name comes from the unusually large bobbins used in the process—three times bigger than normal—which allows more yarn to be wound with fewer breaks. This results in stable quality and durability, while producing a natural, subtle slub that gives the denim a rich, organic texture.
Both warp and weft yarns are naturally slubby, and the pure indigo develops into a deep, characterful look the more the jeans are worn.
Leather Patch
Deerhide leather, vegetable-tanned. Known for its rich patina and aging character.
Top Button
Original logo design. The base has a vintage-style finish, overlaid with a light grey lacquer that gives a porcelain-like shine. New, it looks clean and modern; over time, the lacquer wears from the edges, revealing the vintage finish underneath. The more it is worn, the more it takes on the look of true vintage denim.
Rivets
Double-punched rivets.
This early-style rivet construction pierces the fabric and is hammered through a bar hole to reinforce pocket edges.
Combination of pure copper rivet bars with silver-plated rivets
When hammered twice, the silver plating thins to reveal the copper underneath, creating a subtle marble effect of silver and copper tones
The hammered heads also leave small dent marks, faithfully reproducing vintage details
Pocket Lining
Made from GENERAL THINGS’ original herringbone fabric, also used in hats and workwear. Woven with ivory 40/2 warp yarns and natural-colored 30/1 weft yarns, it is simple yet has rich depth in tone.
Nos enorgullece ofrecer envío gratuito a nivel mundial en compras superiores a €125.
Utilizamos empresas de mensajería de clase mundial como EMS, FedEx y DHL para el envío de los productos.
Desde nuestro almacén, procuramos enviar dentro de dos (2) a tres (3) días hábiles de haber recibido un pedido, normalmente una orden toma de dos (2) a tres (3) días en llegar a la mayoría de los países de Asia Oriental y Norteamérica, y de cuatro (4) a siete (7) días para otras partes del mundo.