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Model: 170cm / 50kg / Size 2
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商品编号：st107-1120a
Heavy cotton jersey Drop crotch Cropped pants
尺寸(cm)
| Size | Waist | Rise | Inseam | Thigh | Hem |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| サイズ | ウエスト | 股上 | 股下 | ワタリ | 裾 |
| 1 | |||||
| 2 | |||||
| 3 | |||||
| 4 | |||||
| 5 |
材质
| Cotton 100% | [Main fabric] |
| Collection | 20-21AW |
|---|---|
| 伸縮性 | No elasticity |
| 品牌 | D.HYGEN |
| 衬里 | 没衬里 |
| 透明度 | 不透明 |
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DESCRIPTION
D.HYGEN [SADDAM TEISSY] 2020-21 Autumn Winter Collection.
・This item is made of cotton jersey fabric which is knitted to the limit using a special knitting machine. The black thread on the front and the charcoal thread on the back are woven by yarn-dyeing, so that the bias fabric generated from the color difference is made to appear lightly on the surface.
・The cropped length gives a deep rise to the waist for a loose fit, and from below the knees to the hem for a sharp silhouette.
・The high tension gusset on the hem can be rolled up.
・This item has a rough look with a cut-off design.
・Easy design with waist elastic and leather cord.
PRODUCTION AREA
Made in Japan
About D.HYGEN [SADDAM TEISSY]
Designer:Not made public
D.HYGEN has for concept「「STRAINISM」＝ linked to the concept of tension principle.」under which their products are made with a basic style disassembled and reconstructed. And making them into "real clothes" that have a very beautiful and unique aspect. The leather is tailored according to a special technique, to which metal parts are added to create this industrial, cold and hard impression that make the uniqueness of these products.
