BOBSON GENOESE

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BOBSON GENOESE is a denim line for young men launched in 2005 by the Japanese jeans brand BOBSON. The brand’s official history describes it as a product line that makes use of its processing techniques, and its name adopts “GENOESE,” which is considered one of the origins of the word “jeans.” Sales information presents the concept as a fusion of “European Design” and “Japanese sensibility,” with a focus on processed jeans. It cannot currently be confirmed as an official current line of BOBSON, and archived items are available through outlet and secondhand markets.

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A fusion of “European Design” and “Japanese sensibility”

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A young men’s line that foregrounds denim processing effects

BOBSON GENOESE is a spin-off brand launched by BOBSON in 2005 for young men. It foreground

BOBSON GENOESE is a spin-off brand launched by BOBSON in 2005 for young men. It foregrounded BOBSON’s denim processing techniques, developed over many years, and was offered as design-oriented casual jeans for young men. Unlike Thomaston and TOO-TOO, which presented styles by women’s age group; MM-8, which focused on women’s everyday wear; and Intertrad, which presented American and European traditional styles separately, this line targeted young men and emphasized its processing effects and the presence of denim. Its name uses a word considered to be one of the sources of the term “jeans.”

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