PT-136
Fleece hemp pants
This original fabric is made using thick hemp threads for both the warp and weft, and is woven in Yamashina, Kyoto, before being brushed on the surface. The brushing process gives it a softer texture than regular hemp fabric, creating a texture that feels natural against the skin. After dyeing, the fuzzy surface reflects light in complex ways, giving the color a richer, more supple appearance. While hemp is an extremely strong fiber, it becomes even more flexible with repeated wear, and the longer it is used, the more its unique texture develops. For more information on the history of hemp cloth, please see the article by Shinichiro Yoshida, director of the Early Modern Linen Research Institute , and for more details on the differences between hemp, ramie, and flax, please see the article by Boeken .
These pants have a wide silhouette and a gentle taper towards the hem. Two large tucks in the front give them volume. They don't cling to the body, so they can be worn comfortably around the body regardless of body type. The relatively short length makes them surprisingly easy to coordinate despite their volume, and they can be easily incorporated into a variety of styles. The waist size can be adjusted using the hemp braided cord on the back of the belt.
- Outer Fabric Blend Ratio
- 100% plant fiber (hemp)
- Outer Fabric Material
- China
- Outer Fabric Spinning
- Tunisia
- Outer Fabric Weaving
- Kyoto, Kyoto
- Finishing
- Misuke, Niigata
- Sewing
- Aomori, Aomori
- Dyeing
- Bunkyo, Tokyo (Dark Navy, Charcoal Gray, Black) Okayama, Kurashiki (Light Charcoal, Charcoal)