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cloth / Sumi Ink Corduroy

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A loose and slightly tapered pant featuring slash front pockets, rear welt pockets with button through flap, ‘clean finish’ cotton bound seams throughout, corozo buttons, ‘hollywood’ split back waistband construction, bound button fly and single needle belt loops. The most generous fitting pant in the collection, but with a more tapered shape than the Elastic Pant.


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.
Justin is 5'11" and wearing a size 32.
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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