RAW DENIM JEANS FROM WWII?! (Sugar Cane World War 2 Model)

Raw denim jeans from WWII?! Raw denim jeans and raw selvedge denim have gone through many ups, and many, MANY downs throughout history, but one of the most interesting eras of raw denim and raw selvedge denim jeans history is WWII. World War 2 model raw selvedge denim is a very interesting animal because it showcases the harsh conservation conditions that almost every product underwent in the time of war. This affected most things in the US, including Levi's selvedge denim jeans. Unskilled workers were hired during the war efforts to contribute, Levi's cut back on thread and began painting on their back pocket arcuates, the removal of coin pocket rivets etc. This made for probably the most unique raw denim jeans models to date besides the early 1900's models. This particular raw denim jean has an entire history on it's own behind it's back. And now, Sugar Cane raw denim, or Sugar Cane raw denim jeans, has taken it upon themselves to recreate this unique jeans on their own, and almost exactly to the T of how 1940's Levi's denim jeans were made! The Sugar Cane 1943 Collectible Waist Overalls are an incredible pair of raw denim jeans that mirrors almost exactly the Levi's jeans from the WWII era! And I must say, these jeans are truly in a league of their own. (PS. This is the ONE WASH raw denim version. The most accurate version is their RAW version. Both are available in limited quantity.) SUGAR CANE 1943 WAIST OVERALLS WWII MODEL (ONE WASH): https://franklinandpoe.com/p