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Edwin Holcomb Beige Sweater
Edwin Holcomb Beige Sweater
£99.95  £ 49.98
Edwin Holcomb Navy Sweater
Edwin Holcomb Navy Sweater
£99.95  £ 49.98
Edwin Holcomb Dark Green Sweater
Edwin Holcomb Dark Green Sweater
£99.95  £ 49.98
Edwin Wyatt Knitted Jumper
Edwin Wyatt Knitted Jumper
£99.95  £ 49.98
Edwin Conway Shirt Grey
Edwin Conway Shirt Grey
£119.95  £ 59.98
Edwin EC Sweat Grey Marl
Edwin EC Sweat Grey Marl
£89.95  £ 44.98
Edwin Jones Blue Shirt
Edwin Jones Blue Shirt
£119.95  £ 59.98
Edwin Arcuate Navy T-Shirt
Edwin Arcuate Navy T-Shirt
£39.95  £ 19.98
Edwin S/S EC Arcuate Cream T-Shirt
Edwin S/S EC Arcuate Cream T-Shirt
£39.95  £ 19.98
Edwin S/S EC Arcuate Dark Grey T-Shirt
Edwin S/S EC Arcuate Dark Grey T-Shirt
£39.95  £ 19.98
Edwin was established in Japan 1947 by K. Tsunemi whose unparalleled enthusiasm for denim inspired him to import denim directly from the United States initially with no denim being manufactured in Japan at that time. This meant that it was usually worn-out, dirty and used which then had to be repaired by hand before selling on to the consumer.

A few years later in 1951 domestically manufactured denim was available for the first time, although the product was of inferior quality and conversely even more expensive than the American equivalent. This drove Mr Tsumeni to begin to create his own denims. These denims had a much greater sophistication in fits, authentic washes and superior quality. From this point on in Edwin denim history, quality, craftsmanship, innovation and integrity have been paramount to the brand.

A decade later in 1961, the first pair of Edwin jeans were designed and created starting the production line of what was to become one of the most innovative and pioneering denim/clothing companies in the world. Fitting for a brand that breathes, eats, drinks and lives denim, they got their name from a partial anagram of the word DENIM inverting the 'M' to a 'W' to create 'EDWIN'. Just two years later they were already innovating and pushing the boundaries of the denim industry by producing the world heaviest ringspun denim jean at 16oz. These featuring the famous three-colour rainbow selvedage, which is still being used on many of the different styles today. read more