The Sugar Cane 1966 denim offers a timeless and classic style, faithfully modeled after the iconic 1966 Levi's 501 jeans. These jeans are a remarkable tribute to the original, featuring meticulous details such as rivets and a paper patch.

It draws its inspiration from the 1966 Levi's 501 fit, boasting a roomy top block and a gradual taper below the knee. Compared to other models in Sugar Cane's standard denim series, these jeans stand out with their deeper blue tint and smoother texture. While the top block shares similarities with the 1947 cut, it distinguishes itself with a gentle taper below the knee, resulting in a narrower leg opening.

These jeans have a standard sizing. We recommend choosing your usual size. However, as always, we recommend checking the size chart first to find your perfect size. It is unsanforized but one washed, so there will be no shrinkage.

Although Sugar Cane was born in Japan, its spirit and creation are true to proper American manner from the experience learned at the Army base. By mainly utilizing the denim materials, the ultimate American style symbol, the label has been manufacturing true workwear since 1975. Sugar Cane comprise a blend of traditional dyeing techniques and styling with innovation and creativity in textile development. Their jeans represent the higher end of Japanese selvedge denim.