"Kumiki" Knit Wool Trousers in Navy
"Kumiki" Knit Wool Trousers in Navy
"Kumiki" Knit Wool Trousers in Navy
"Kumiki" Knit Wool Trousers in Navy
"Kumiki" Knit Wool Trousers in Navy
"Kumiki" Knit Wool Trousers in Navy
"Kumiki" Knit Wool Trousers in Navy
"Kumiki" Knit Wool Trousers in Navy
"Kumiki" Knit Wool Trousers in Navy
"Kumiki" Knit Wool Trousers in Navy
Blue Blue Japan

"Kumiki" Knit Wool Trousers in Navy

$ 465.00
Size: Small
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  • The Kumiki Knit Trousers are crafted from a double-jacquard wool with an intricate knit pattern inspired by traditional Japanese woodworking. "Kumiki" refers to a centuries-old joinery technique in which precisely cut pieces of wood interlock without the use of nails or other fasteners. The geometric knit draws from these interlocking structures, giving the fabric a pronounced texture and distinctive three-dimensional appearance. The trousers are cut in a relaxed, wide-leg fit and finished with details pulled from traditional suit tailoring.
    • Wide leg fit
    • "Kumiki" double-jacquard wool fabric
    • Satin polyester liner
    • Center-pressed, pleated front
    • Japanese YKK zipper fly
    • Two slant front pockets, two rear welt pockets
    • 61% wool 39% polyester
    • Made in Japan
  • Size Waist Rise Thigh Knee Inseam Leg Opening
    Small 28.5" 14" 12.25" 10.75" 29" 10.25"
    Medium 30" 14.5" 13" 11.25" 29" 10.5"
    Large 31.5" 14.5" 13.5" 11.5" 31" 11"
    X-Large 333.5" 15" 14" 12" 31" 11.5"

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  • Blue Blue Japan stands as one of the most recognizable names in the Japanese fashion industry, having become synonymous with the craft of indigo since the brand's inception in 1996. As part of the Seilin Company family, the decorated label applies its roots in denim manufacturing towards a line of beautifully-dyed garments designed to get better with age.

Blue Blue Japan stands as one of the most recognizable names in the Japanese fashion industry, having become synonymous with the craft of indigo and natural dye techniques since the brand's inception in 1996. As part of the Seilin Company family, the decorated label applies its roots in denim manufacturing towards a line of handmade, beautifully dyed garments designed to last a lifetime.