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Pherrow's Frontier Series delivers a collection inspired by the Old West; pulling designs from 1890s workwear and utilizing vintage machinery to produce old-world garments. Receiving it's intricate dot design through an indigo-dye discharge process, the bandana will continuing to fade and transform with use. Woven on vintage shuttle looms, the bandana features selvedge ID detailing and a lightweight-sleek texture.
- Frontier Series 1890s design
- Indigo dyed will fade with wear
- Selvedge ID detailing
- 100% cotton
- Made in Japan
- One Size
53 cm x 53 cm -
With roots in near-identical reproductions of timeless American styles, founder Masahiro Shimura established Pherrow's in the early '90s as a pioneer in the "Ametora" (American- Traditional) scene often found on the streets of Harajuku. Since it's 1991 conception, Pherrow's has transformed, keeping their soul in classic Japanese-Americana, however, not limiting themselves to the conformity of carbon-copy reproduction. Creating garments beyond vintage with the desire to "make what they want", Pherrow's lends a whimsical take on classic styles.
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- Details
- Sizing
- Brand Info
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Pherrow's Frontier Series delivers a collection inspired by the Old West; pulling designs from 1890s workwear and utilizing vintage machinery to produce old-world garments. Receiving it's intricate dot design through an indigo-dye discharge process, the bandana will continuing to fade and transform with use. Woven on vintage shuttle looms, the bandana features selvedge ID detailing and a lightweight-sleek texture.
- Frontier Series 1890s design
- Indigo dyed will fade with wear
- Selvedge ID detailing
- 100% cotton
- Made in Japan
- One Size
53 cm x 53 cm -
With roots in near-identical reproductions of timeless American styles, founder Masahiro Shimura established Pherrow's in the early '90s as a pioneer in the "Ametora" (American- Traditional) scene often found on the streets of Harajuku. Since it's 1991 conception, Pherrow's has transformed, keeping their soul in classic Japanese-Americana, however, not limiting themselves to the conformity of carbon-copy reproduction. Creating garments beyond vintage with the desire to "make what they want", Pherrow's lends a whimsical take on classic styles.
