Boys' model of LEE RIDERS. It is difficult to determine the date of manufacture, but from the notation on the tag, it is likely to be from the 1960s. In the 1950's boys' model, UFO rivets were used and some parts were different from the adult model, but in this model, the parts are closer to the adult model. This model had three types of silhouettes, "SLIM", "REGULAR", and "HUSKY" in order of thinness, but I'll introduce the "HUSKY" model here.
The image when turned over. Even though it's called a double knee, the cloth is applied around the kneecap.
flasher
The flasher is different from the cowboy illustration design on a white background that is often seen. It appears to have been newly designed for boys' use. Right below the illustration, "Available in SLIM - REGULAR - HUSKY" is written.
flasher
The left hip pocket has a flasher with a branding mark on it. He also touts the fact that he can brand his name on a patch attached to the left pocket.
inner tag
Inner tag attached to the back of the right back of the waist belt." There is also notation of "BLU-FAST DENIM". It is presumed to be made in 1960s because of the notation of "R" and "M.R.".
tag
The tag is attached to the top of the leather patch. There is a "V" in front of the number, but I wonder if it stands for "VAT DYED".
back pocket
The stitching on the back pocket is a straight line of boys' specifications. The photo shows the left back pocket, but it has a leather patch for the name.
rivet
It has the same "LEE" engraved rivets as the adult version. There is some green-blue rusting, but the magnet is attached, so it is probably made of copper-plated iron.
size | waist |
seat | front rise | back rise | thigh | inseam | opening | total length |
W28/L27 | 28.5 | 35.5 | 10.5 | 13 | 10.5 | 26.5 | 7.5 | 35.5 |