orSlow Painter Pants, Ecru, Ivory, White, Size M

orSlow's painter pants.

60's PAINTER PANTS ECRU

Color: ECRU

Size: 2

Material: 100% Cotton

Made in JAPAN

These are white denim, but with some brown flecks characteristic of natural ecru, resulting in a slightly yellowish white. The fabric is a light-weight, light-ounce denim.

Actual Measurements:
Waist: 80cm
Rise: 29cm
Inseam: 78cm
Leg Opening: 21.5cm
These measurements are approximate. Please allow for some error.

Based on vintage painter pants from around the 1950s, these pants are finished with authentic workwear specifications. The vintage-like fabric and work pant details create a simple silhouette that you'll want to wear year-round.

These pants use undyed cotton material, resulting in a rustic and warm texture. The neps (knots and irregularities in the yarn) scattered throughout the fabric add to the casual feel, and the natural unevenness creates a vintage-like atmosphere that gives a relaxed impression.

Unlike stiff denim, these are soft and extremely comfortable. Also, the fabric's appearance will change with repeated wear, making them a pair you can love for a long time.

They feature painter pant details such as large back pockets, a hammer loop, and a tool pocket. The front has a button fly with donut buttons, and the top button uses an original logo snap button. The back pockets are subtly designed with wave-shaped stitching, and triple stitching is used in areas of high stress. You can feel the attention to detail not only in the fabric but also in the shape, sewing specifications, stitch pitch, and other fine details.

With a straight, wide silhouette that doesn't cling to the hips, these painter pants are made with orSlow's signature fabric, which is soft and has a unique texture that's easy to wear. They are a masterpiece that uses old-fashioned techniques while being easy to wear as everyday modern clothing, making them a new basic.

There is some wear, and there is some dullness around the pockets. However, they are originally yellowish, and I think they are painter pants that look better when they get dirty. Please check the images.

Feel free to ask if you have any questions!