Over 100 years ago, a company that makes jeans that won't tear even when pulled by two horses put up a banner that read "TWO HORSE BRAND."
I still remember how strangely attracted I was to that copy.
From there, I suddenly thought, "I have two cats, so TWO CATS BRAND should be it."
This is the origin of the name TCBjeans. (The official meaning is Taking Care of Business.) Now, TCB has a motif of "two cats," but recently they have been promoting Tora-chan, the tabby cat.
But then I suddenly thought, "But there's also Tango the Black Cat!"
This led to the revival of the Black CAT JK.
The elaborate left chest pocket, a feature unique to pre-war coveralls, is one of the reasons I am fascinated by coveralls. The Black Cat model this time has a unique "rolled pocket" with a black bear motif, which is its biggest feature and my favorite part.
Furthermore, the raglan sleeves allow for smooth arm movement.
I've forgotten how many years it's been since it was revived, but if you missed out on buying it last time, or if you didn't know about TCB back then, be sure to take this opportunity to pick it up!
The above is reprinted from the TCB website.
A simple, short-length coverall that is easy to wear.
The stand collar is high, giving the collar a strong presence.
The green color of the bar fastening thread is a nice accent.
The change buttons on coveralls get caught when wearing a sweater, and it's a hassle to remove them to wash them! For those of you who find this annoying, we recommend the tuck button type.
It is about 11 oz thick and can be used all year round. A coverall of this thickness is really useful, so please give it a try.
It's been a long time since we've had this in stock.
