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The LR14 Western Denim Shirt is now back in stock.Our interpretation of the 1950s western denim « sawtooth » shirt — its...
09/06/2026

The LR14 Western Denim Shirt is now back in stock.
Our interpretation of the 1950s western denim « sawtooth » shirt — its name coming from its signature pointed pocket flaps.
With each new production, we have introduced evolutions of the product that bring it even closer to the spirit of its inspiration period. This new iteration of our LR14 comes with some small but very important changes.
The buttons are now rare deadstock turquoise snap buttons, collected across Japan. As always, one contrasting button is placed at random on one cuff. With the deadstock buttons being limited in quantity, the buttons have more variation than ever before, further instilling the feeling of the human hand in its construction.
There is also a new thread colour to our 100% cotton thread construction. The new tone is a paler yellow, chosen to resemble thread that has been naturally faded by sunlight on true vintage pieces. We can’t wait for you to discover it.
Available now online and at 13 rue Racine.




•LR02•Many of you have asked about a signature detail of our XX-type construction garments: the two-tone thread.This is ...
05/06/2026

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Many of you have asked about a signature detail of our XX-type construction garments: the two-tone thread.
This is not a decorative decision. The different thread colours are not placed intentionally, but are determined purely by the construction process. The machines used to assemble our XX-type garments are threaded with two different colours — one on the needle, one on the looper — replicating the standard for the sewing operations of the inspiration period. In the 1950s, certain sizes of thread for needles and loopers were available only in specific colours, and therefore it was rarely possible to match the colour of the two threads. As different operations require the fabric to pass through the machine in different directions, the needle and looper threads are occasionally inverted, shifting the visible colour depending on the stitch and the seam.
The result is not by design, but a direct consequence of how the garment is made. A characteristic that was never intended, but that we consider one of the most honest details of our XX-type construction — a charm that is not aesthetic in nature, but born entirely from process.

The LR14 Western Denim Shirt is finally coming back.Since the end of last year, many of you have been patiently waiting ...
28/05/2026

The LR14 Western Denim Shirt is finally coming back.
Since the end of last year, many of you have been patiently waiting for its return, and the waiting list has continued to grow. I am very happy to say that a new production will arrive in one week.
The LR14 is our interpretation of the 1950s western denim “sawtooth” shirt, its name coming from its signature pointed pocket flaps - we chose as inspiration an earlier double pointed pocket flap version rather than the more familiar single pointed design.
For this new production, we have made several small but important changes.
The buttons are now rare deadstock mother-of-pearl effect snap buttons which we collected all over Japan. As always, one contrasting button is placed at random on one cuff.
We have also changed the colour of the 100% cotton thread. The new tone is a paler yellow, to resemble the look of thread that has been naturally faded by sunlight on true vintage pieces.
The LR14 Western Denim Shirt returns in one week, online and at 13 Rue Racine.


Now that I am back at 13 rue Racine, I find myself looking back on a wonderful month in Japan with .A few photographs fr...
27/05/2026

Now that I am back at 13 rue Racine, I find myself looking back on a wonderful month in Japan with .

A few photographs from those three weeks, three cities, and memories that will stay with me for a long time. Thank you to every customer who came to find us in Tokyo, Fukuoka, and Kyoto — and to the teams at , , and , whose warmth and dedication made every stop so special.

To Hide San, Akiko San, and the entire Tomorrowland team — three years of building something together, with trust, passion, and a shared love of denim made well. You have not only given Superstitch the warmest possible reception in Japan, but also the freedom and confidence to create limited collections made in Paris that I am so proud of.

I am grateful for all of you, and I look forward to many more adventures together.




Chambray shirt season is coming soon, and we are ready for it.What I love about our LR12 U.S. Navy chambray shirt is how...
23/05/2026

Chambray shirt season is coming soon, and we are ready for it.

What I love about our LR12 U.S. Navy chambray shirt is how naturally it belongs to summer.

The fabric was developed as a 6 oz lightweight selvage chambray, with a subtle slubbiness and a pale blue tone close to the original shirts of the period, especially as it begins to fade with wear and washing.

It is light and breathable for hot days, but also easy to layer. Worn open over a T-shirt, it becomes a light jacket. Under a denim jacket, it adds just enough comfort when the evening cools down.

Summer also gives this shirt its own kind of ageing. Sun, salt air, repeated washing, and real wear slowly soften the fabric and begin to change the special enamel aluminium buttons. They start with a glossy finish, but over time the enamel wears away, revealing the aluminium tone underneath.

The LR12 also comes in a natural fabric version, made from undyed cotton yarn and retaining the original colour of the cotton itself.

Soft, practical, and made to be lived in, it is one of my favourite essentials for the whole summer.



Many of you have asked me to make a WWII period inspired Type I jacket. A very special collection, made in Paris at our ...
21/05/2026

Many of you have asked me to make a WWII period inspired Type I jacket. A very special collection, made in Paris at our 13 Rue Racine workshop, will arrive soon.
This is a model I wanted to approach with time and care. The wartime Type I belongs to a very particular period in denim history, when limitation, rather than aesthetics, shaped how garments were made.
Materials were restricted. Production methods had to adapt to the need for speed, and to the lack of highly skilled workers. The result was a garment full of irregularity, where freehand sewing left the visible trace of the hand in every detail.
This is what makes this model so special to me.
Replicating these characteristics is something I wanted to do without compromise: the fabric, the proportions, the slightly irregular sewing, the small imperfections. Every detail matters.
A special limited edition WWII Type I Jacket is coming soon.
Each piece will be lovingly made at 13 Rue Racine using our vintage machines, following strictly period accurate sewing methods and operations.
I can’t wait for you to discover it.



For many years, I have searched for the mills, machines, and techniques capable of producing each Superstitch fabric for...
16/05/2026

For many years, I have searched for the mills, machines, and techniques capable of producing each Superstitch fabric for each product and its inspiration period - no two Superstitch products use the same denim. Each fabric is developed from yarn to weaving, replicating faithfully the look, feel and aging of denim of the golden age.

For me, there is no faster, more efficient modern manufacturing that can substitute how denim was woven back in the day. And each fabric is a fruit of time, testing, cooperation, and trust with the mills I work with. It depends on people who share the same passion for making things well, and without compromise.

Over the years, the relationships I have built with the mills in Okayama, Japan, on mutual respect, shared obsession, and the simple pleasure of making good things together, feel like family to me. And every metre of Superstitch denim carries that spirit.


The LR44, aging beautifully with wear.This pair has been worn for 5months and washed 2times. Already, we begin to see th...
14/05/2026

The LR44, aging beautifully with wear.

This pair has been worn for 5months and washed 2times. Already, we begin to see the fabric revealing its character: the grain becoming more pronounced, irregular, and alive, gradually resembling the texture of true vintage jeans from the WWII era.

This telltale aging comes from the specially developed fabric of the LR44, combined with highly specific sewing techniques reproduced from the period. The weft yarn is made from a blend of blond organic cotton, U.S.A. cotton, and Zimbabwe cotton, chosen for its dry hand, natural irregularity, and ability to fade with depth. Woven at exceptionally low tension, the denim slowly builds contrast, texture, and dimension.

The LR44 is constructed with 100% cotton thread, using a no-iron freehand sewing technique faithful to the wartime original. After washing, the seams begin to tighten and sink into the denim, revealing the iconic marks of vintage construction: rail tracks along the outer seam, puckering around the waistband and pockets, and ??.

Faithful to the proportions of the 1944 wartime original, the LR44 is our straight, balanced jean, high at the waist and neither slim nor wide. It carries the quiet, honest appeal of a garment born from function, reproduced with all the irregularities and human traces of the original reference.


Three cities, three weeks, and a reception that truly moved me — the Japan / trunk show tour has now come to a close.To...
05/05/2026

Three cities, three weeks, and a reception that truly moved me — the Japan / trunk show tour has now come to a close.

To every customer who came to find us in Tokyo, Fukuoka, and Kyoto — thank you. Thank you not only for your purchases, but for sharing my passion for making good things well. Your appreciation for the work and love that goes into every piece means more to me than I can say. And beyond the denim, thank you for your incredible kindness. It was so touching to see customers who have returned year after year, and to meet new ones — everyone made me feel so genuinely at home. That the Tomorrowland limited edition sold out across all three locations made every hour spent making this collection by hand all the more worthwhile.

To the teams at , , and — you have become like family to me. Your dedication, your passion for the products, and the care you give to every customer is something I admire deeply. Working alongside people who understand Superstitch as well as you do, who care about the details as much as I do, is an honour I do not take lightly.

Until next time. ❤️




Kyoto will be the final leg of our amazing Japan tour with , and the only place to find the last pieces of the Supersti...
29/04/2026

Kyoto will be the final leg of our amazing Japan tour with , and the only place to find the last pieces of the Superstitch for Tomorrowland made-in-Paris limited edition collection.
I have been again blown away by the wonderful reception from our customers in Tokyo and Fukuoka, and I thank you for making the made-in-Paris limited collection sold out at both locations. The remaining pieces are now exclusively available at Tomorrowland Kyoto BAL from 1 to 4 May — and I will be there to welcome you.
For those who are seeing this for the first time: every LR13 jacket and LR44 jean in the limited edition were sewn entirely by hand at 13 rue Racine, across 13 vintage machines — each calibrated for its specific operation, its thread weight, its pitch — to reproduce the sewing techniques of the early 1940s as faithfully as possible. Including the imperfections. The wandering seams, the run-offs, the irregularities that are not mistakes but the very thing that gives garments of this period their character. No iron was used at any point during assembly — a method true to the period that demands every seam be folded entirely by hand, slow and intensive, leaving an unmistakable trace of the human hand in every piece.
The pocket linings of the LR44 are cut from vintage silk scarves found in Italy — each one different, each pair unique. A small offcut of the same silk is sewn inside each LR13 jacket, a detail hidden from view and kept only for the wearer.
Also available will be the mainline made-in-Japan LR02 and LR02 NTL jeans and LR13 Jacket.
I am so looking forward to seeing our Kyoto friends again. Come and find me at the BAL.
Tomorrowland Kyoto BAL — 1–4 May




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