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cloth / Sumi Ink Corduroy

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A ''regular'' fit pant, similar to a classic jean & our slimmest pant style. Featuring top entry front pockets with bar-tack reinforcement, U-shape back patch pockets, french seams, corduroy internal waistband facing, bound button-fly, wool washer backed YKK tack buttons, and clean finish single needle belt loops & single needle detailing throughout.


Hand numbered edition made in Japan.


The Sumi Ink Corduroy pants run a bit large, please refer to the size chart to determine your size.

A medium weight corduroy blending cotton and linen to achieve a slightly dry hand and more irregular texture. Woven in Wakayama, Japan - this pile weave was then cut in Shizuoka by one of the last remaining corduroy cutters in all of Japan. The cloth was piece dyed using a blend of natural sumi ink and Oeko-Tex certified dye in Okayama. The dyeing process also contributes to the dry touch that will continue to soften overtime with repeated washing and wear.
George is 5'9" and wearing a size 32, Nile is 5'7" and wearing a size 28.
Hand or delicate machine wash cold, hang dry.

Write info@evankinori.com if you have further questions.

Nestled into the banks of the Asahi River that runs through Okayama, this larger scale dye house specializes in one discipline; piece dyeing, or the dyeing of fabric after it's woven.

An unassuming cluster of warehouse structures conceals a mysterious world of color alchemy and idiosyncratic machinery. The immense scale of space and hyper specific decades old equipment exhibiting the heavy patina of time impart a Jules Verne-like quality to the humble spaces.

As a result of this history and wealth of experience the craftspeople at this mill are able to execute machine sumi dyeing to the highest level - achieving consistency in tone and depth across hundreds of meters of cloth.

More photos & a video from our visit can be found in this notes post.

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