The Wrangler made its way into Europe and was being produced in Belgium. The model number on the tag is 11-0242, suggesting that it is a line of 11MWZ, but the details are not known. The "Wrangler" letters are not in Jomon script, so it was probably manufactured in the 1980s.
Starched dead stock with flasher and tag
It is one size slimmer than the American-made ones.
flasher
It's hard to tell from the photo, but the flasher looks like a shaky, not-so-good quality copy of the print.
tag
The model number and size are written, but it is also written in centimeters because it is intended for Europe. In addition, "cut" is written as "519", which seems to be the American equivalent of "519DEN".
inner tag
An inner tag attached to the back of the proportioned wing." The letters "Wrangler" are not in the rope script, so it is likely to be a product from the 1980s.
back pocket
The "W" is stitched quite low down.
top button
Button with the "Wrangler" logo on the block body
zipper
YKK zippers are used. It may be hard to find them in American-made jeans from the same period.
rivet
American made Wrangler and different rivets." With the engraving of "Wrangler".
rivet (back)
Convex riveted back. It is different from the one made in America.
outseam
Fold over stitching and hem single stitching is the same. The pitch of the stitching at the hem is quite fine.
fabric
Wrangler's familiar Broken Denim. In a rigid state, it has a strong blackness. The slubby feel is hardly felt, and there are no naps or scratches in the weave.
| size | waist |
seat | front rise | back rise | thigh | inseam | opening | total length |
| W28/L36 | 26.5 | 36 | 10.5 | 14.5 | 9.5 | 36.5 | 8 | 46.5 |