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Eureka Jeans
I am making use of the Golden Week holidays in Japan to make another denim jacket—this time based on a Sears Roebucks jacket from the late '70s or early '80s.
The standout characteristic of this jacket is the simplification of its construction. Most notably, the front "pleats" have been replaced with two simple rows of stitches that don't even extend up to the front yoke—they stop just beyond the edges of the front pockets, under which they're hidden anyway. They no longer serve any functional purpose; they exist purely as a design detail.
The history of workwear construction is deeply tied to increasing production efficiency—a constant balancing act between durability and ease of manufacture. The "fake" pleats on this jacket take this to an extreme, resulting in a garment I find both appalling and fascinating.

The last photo shows the original Roebucks jacket.

#SelfMadeDenimJacket #RawDenim #Sears #Roebucks #EurekaJeans #ForOver30Years #JustAHobby #NotForSale
A flat lay of denim sewing components on a cutting mat. The image includes a front pocket, a flap with a snap button, and chalk markings on a larger denim panel. A blue chalk pencil lies next to the outlined area for the pocket.
A hand holds a denim pocket in place as a sewing machine begins to stitch it to a marked spot above a finished pocket. Blue chalk marks guide the positioning of the pocket.
A finished denim pocket with a flap and snap button securely sewn onto a denim panel. The flap features a black tab with the name “EUREKA” embroidered in yellow thread near the corner.
A close-up view of the upper front section of a dark denim jacket, featuring a flap pocket with a branded white fabric tab labeled "ROEBUCKS." The pocket has a pointed flap secured by a copper-colored snap button. Matching buttons run vertically along the placket, and the jacket is finished with clean, golden brown double-stitched seams for reinforcement.
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Wild Sown

Greenland's new prime minister has said the island is not a "piece of property that can be bought", in response to Donald Trump's repeated calls for the US to take control of the autonomous Danish territory.

On a visit to Copenhagen on Sunday, Jens-Frederik Nielsen said Greenland and Denmark must stand together in the face of "disrespectful" US rhetoric.

#greenland #denmark #TerritorialSovereignty #inuit #arcticsovereignty #groenland #arctic #danemark #notforsale

bbc.com/news/articles/cly1pjnp

Greenland's Prime Minister Jens-Frederick Nielsen smiles alongside Danish PM Mette Frederiksen, both stood in front of flags outside Frederiksen's residence.
www.bbc.comGreenland PM says island not a 'piece of property' after Trump threatsJens-Frederick Nielsen says the island must "stand together" with Denmark during a highly symbolic visit to Copenhagen.
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Drew Crecente (they/them)

🌡️Based on this "barometer" of #Trump #Musk sentiment it looks like the public wants to go in a healthier direction.

“So today, Wisconsinites fended off an unprecedented attack on our democracy, our fair elections, and our Supreme Court. And Wisconsin stood up and said loudly that justice does not have a price. Our courts are not for sale."

🌐motherjones.com/politics/2025/

Mother JonesElon Musk tried to buy Wisconsin's Supreme Court. He lost.Susan Crawford's victory means liberals will preserve their majority on the court.
#NotForSale#hopeful
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