The vast wheat fields, the scorching sun, and the cowboy hats are the images that come to mind... when speaking of the American West hundreds of years ago.
(Source: Ella Sangster, “Cowboy Core Is More Than Just a Fashion Trend,” Harper’s Bazaar Australia, published around 1.4 years ago.)
The fashion of that era still resonates today—not only because of the tall, broad figures of Americans that made the outfits look even more imposing, but also because of the sturdy, rugged fabrics that carried the aura of true masters of a vast land.Even now, this remains a style admired and loved by many.I love the cowboy style, it's more than just a trend
(Kim Kardashian embracing cowboy aesthetics)
And, Kawagoshi proudly offers a complete selection of these classic fabrics
- Pants: denim, canvas
(We also offer selvedge denim and raw denim, for a look that
carries the rugged spirit of cowboy style.)
Japan is renowned for both cotton and denim, and since denim is primarily made from cotton, it’s no surprise that Japanese denim has earned such a strong reputation.
- Shirts: cotton, linen
Cowboys in the American West often wore deep colors like red and blue.Indigo blue denim was practical—durable, resistant to dirt, and long-lasting.Red, seen in bandanas and shirts, stood out in the wide open landscapes.These colors also symbolized strength and masculinity among working men.Later, Hollywood films cemented red and blue as the iconic cowboy palette.
- Jackets: leather, canvas
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In short, cowboy style is undeniably cool—not only for men but also for women.But if you’re a girl who leans toward a countryside, floral-inspired look....
Stay tuned, my flower girls!!See you next post <3 from your lovely anonymous soul diving
into cowboy style (Annie)
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