Taiga Takahashi 'Lot. 201 Work Trousers' (Melange Brown)
Trousers based on workpants made in the US in the 1940s in a ”TWEEDUROY” fabric - a corduroy printed with a tweed pattern to resemble wool tweed. Primarily used for boys’ clothing and school uniforms, the fabric seems to have been developed for a greater durability compared to wool. This unique fabric was developed by Hockmeyer Company in Massachusetts. features pleated front, waistband with suspender buttons, water buffalo horn buttons, rear welt pockets and cuffed hems. Low rise silhouette with straight leg
Color: Melange Brown
100% Cotton
Made in Japan
Original: $370.00
-70%$370.00
$111.00Description
Trousers based on workpants made in the US in the 1940s in a ”TWEEDUROY” fabric - a corduroy printed with a tweed pattern to resemble wool tweed. Primarily used for boys’ clothing and school uniforms, the fabric seems to have been developed for a greater durability compared to wool. This unique fabric was developed by Hockmeyer Company in Massachusetts. features pleated front, waistband with suspender buttons, water buffalo horn buttons, rear welt pockets and cuffed hems. Low rise silhouette with straight leg
Color: Melange Brown
100% Cotton
Made in Japan