Are Uniqlo's red ears Japanese?

Uniqlo's red ears are Japanese. Uniqlo's fabric manufacturer is KAIHARA Behara, Japan's top denim factory. Simply put, red ears are a kind of denim fabric with a special sewing method. The traditional red ear fabric is produced by an old narrow shuttle loom.

Uniqlo's red ears

Red-eared cowboy originated in the United States and was carried forward by the Japanese. However, the first mechanized narrow shuttle loom for producing red-eared denim was invented by the French.

The width of conventional denim is 60 inches, about 1.524 meters, while the width of red-ear denim woven by narrow loom is 30 inches, about 0.762 meters.

Red ears, with red lines on both sides of the trouser legs, this kind of trousers shrinks by 8% to 10% after washing, which is simply a sewing method of jeans. This is a time-consuming and laborious ancient sewing technique. After the production of jeans was streamlined, it was eliminated by machine sewing

Jeans have red ears and white ears. In the world of cowboy lovers, they can be called cowboys, and they must meet two conditions: Gu Zhuo weaving and natural indigo dyeing. Others can be divided into wrapping and non-wrapping, and wrapping has red ears, white ears and so on.