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Japanese Denim- PRPS jeans are manufactured in Japan with cotton from Nahare,Zimbabwe not like other jeans that are mostly manufactured in China. The manufacturer in Japan uses a loom from 1960, similar to the type that was use to produce denim for Levi's. Modern looms are more efficient in the amount of material used. The classic older looms produce a stronger edge to the fabric.. Donwan Harrell former Nike designer and founder of Akademiks clothing line is crazy about new project "PRPS", which includes jeans ranging from $250-$400 a pair.. PRPS targets not a person that rejects fashion but the denim "supersnob": a person who studies stitching and other things that no one else does..
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