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Casual pants yet elegant drape
First of all, look at this wide shape! Isn't it cool?
When I saw the designer wearing them, I was struck by the movement of the fabric. The "swaying and moving clothes" are gorgeous and very beautiful and attractive even though the style itself is casual.
The secret of this movement and swaying lies in the silhouette and fabric.
This wide silhouette creates room between the fabric and the body, which sway and move beautifully with the body's movements.
You may be able to feel the movement by looking at the drapes in the above photo.
It is made of a fine corduroy fabric with 21 wales per inch.
Black
Beige
Light and thin despite being an autumn/winter fabric. But the corduroy is soft and fluffy to the touch. They sway softly when you walk and make you feel light.
If you actually try them on, you will be amazed at how elegant they are.
Simple but full of details
1. Tonal switching
The waist, pocket openings, cargo pocket gussets, and hems are switched with nylon of the similar color with the corduroy in areas that are not noticeable when worn. The contrast between the warm corduroy and inorganic nylon is calm but strong design, making them modern.
Also, the design points are scattered in inconspicuous places in a daring and unobtrusive manner. I feel Japanese traditional aesthetics.
2. Military inspired details
Cargo pockets attached to both sides. The original M65 pants don't have gussets on the front side to prevent them from getting caught on branches or other objects in the field, but our ones have plenty of gussets so there is no need for bags.
A cord attached to the inside of a cargo pocket. Originally, this was a functional item that was attached as a tourniquet and to prevent making noise from the items in the cargo pockets. Today, however, you can enjoy the swing of the cords or adjust the shape by tying them.
Of course, the cords can be put into the cargo pockets.
Pleats on knees.
Drawstrings on hem.
Those details were originally created for functionality, but it is also an eye-catching design points.
Style samples
*175cm(5'9), wears L
*175cm(5'9), wears M
I usually wear a size L with the waist cinched in to emphasize the wide shape.
If you have any questions, feel free to contact us!
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