As we all know, Levi's from the United States, Diesel is Italy, and 45rpm is authentic Japanese goods, but if you mention jeans, it is difficult to miss the Netherlands from Europe, known as 3D stereo cut G-Star. The prestigious G-Star in Europe was founded in 1989 by the Dutchman Jos Van Tilbugr. Compared to other 100-year jeans brands, it is still young. However, G-Star's performance is not inferior to that of G-Star. Especially after international famous cowboy expert Pierre Morisser served as chief designer, G-Star's fame could be said to have risen straight. G-STAR, compared with TOUGH, is low-key and practical, combines the simplicity of Europe with the toughness of western cowboys, and pays attention to the durability and tailoring of the fabric. Here, you can see that now Europe's most popular seamless three-dimensional 3D cut (that is, a pair of trousers are cut into a whole piece of cloth, there is no interface, there will be a three-dimensional arc at the joints), you can see the cowboy's The crude and modern elements of the original, its simple design and practical, always synchronized with the trend.
Holland's tough simplicity: G-STAR jeans brand