The Wrangler Collectors and owners of vintage shops Golden Gate Rikiya Kananmaru has brought his 200-piece archive Wrangler Garments collection into one first book about the Heritage American denim brand.
Kanamaru said in the new version: “This publication is my first step in giving back to the Wrangler. Even though I have always been following it enthusiastically, there are still Wranglers I have never met before. So, to me, come on It is still an incomplete book. I am waiting for information from the comrades who have read the book,” in a statement Fashion snapshots.
Wrangler was officially established as a sub-label of Blue Bell in 1947, and its parent company was established in 1897. Since the brand has produced work clothes and casual styles with Western Flare, its famous denim Fit jeans, therefore, the jeans jeans jeans jeans jeans jeans jeans jeans jeans jeans jeans jeans jeans jeans jeans jeans jeans jeans jeans jeans jeans jeans jeans jeans jeans jeans jeans jeans jeans jeans jeans jeans jeans jeans jeans jeans jeans jeans jeans jeans jeans jeans jeans jeans jeans jeans jeans jeans jeans jeans jeans jeans jeans jeans jeans jeans Jeans Jeans Jeans Jeans Jeans Jeans Jeans Jeans Jeans Jeans (already seen a contemporary revival. Kanamaru noted: “Although Wrangler is one of the three major denim brands in the United States, it produces fewer items than its competitors, thus producing There are all kinds of products, even collectors cannot grasp the entire picture,” Golden Gate’s website. Through this book, Kanamaru aims to preserve Wrangler’s archives for future generations.
Kanamaru’s Wrangler Archives are available in standard and limited editions, with special denim covers and metal foils. The standard version is available for ordering on the Gold Gate website, while the limited edition is available for purchase via Gold Gate’s Instagram DMS.
Back in 2023, Kanamaru had to be part of the special Wrangler capsule with the Japanese brand Tolq.
To celebrate the release of the book, special events will be held in Harajuku on February 8 and 9. Please see the information about Kinmen below: