-Tapered wide silhouette pants. Black denim 8oz is a new color for 2025SS. -Mustard Chinos are made of stretch chinos. Indigo 8oz/Black denim 8oz is stretch denim from Ihara, Okayama. -Equipped with an elastic hole and a button on the inside of the hem so you can tighten the hem when climbing. Climbing design so you don't have to worry about the rubber when squeezed. ↓ is a video taken from the back side of the pants. It's easy to narrow down if you narrow it down like in the video.
(The below video is Lonnie-PT's Indigo Nep.)
-THOUFUN logo embroidered on the back right patch pocket. Around the right calf is one of the pattern tools, as THOUFUN's designer is a former pattern maker. Embroidered with a roulette gear motif. -Gusseted crotch in the inseam allows you to raise your legs without hindering your movement. -The waist is adjustable with a drawcord. -Product washing -5 pockets -Made in Japan -Quality Mustard Chino: Cotton/95% Polyurethane 5% Indigo 8oz/Black denim 8oz : Cotton/98% Polyurethane 2% -Model wearing:163cm 53kg size S -Size Indigo8oz/Black denim 8oz are slightly longer and higher than Mustard Chino. MS = Mustard Chino ID = Indigo 8oz/Black denim 8oz [XS] Waist: 73cm / Inseam: (MS) 77cm (ID) 80cm / Hips: 96cm / Waist: 67cm / Hem: 49cm [S] Waist: 77cm / Inseam: (MS) 79cm (ID) 82cm / Hips: 100cm / Waist: 70cm / Hem: 51cm [M] Waist: 81cm Inseam: (MS) 81cm (ID) 84cm / Hips: 104cm / Waist: 73cm / Hem: 53cm [L] Waist: 85cm Inseam: (MS) 83cm (ID) 87cm / Hips: 108cm / Waist: 76cm / Hem: 55cm
-Please note that the product size may vary as it is a washed product.
【Notes】 -Details may change without notice. -Colors may look different from the actual product depending on your PC environment etc. -The color will fade when washed, so please wash separately. -When wet, color may transfer to white or light-colored items. Please note that color transfer may occur not only after washing, but also when you sweat or get wet from the rain. -Do not tumble dry. -The images posted may contain colors that are not available.
