TROPICAL PIPED STEM TROUSERS | JAPAN MADE

This time we would like to introduce TROPICAL PIPED STEM TROUSERS | JAPAN MADE.

Simply put, a piped stem is a pair of slacks with a chimney-like silhouette that is the same thickness from top to bottom.

Speaking of bottoms in American traditional styling, these pants are the perfect choice. Characteristics include slightly slim untucked pants, double hem (4.5cm or 5.0cm), and a back strap (buckle) between the back pockets (piss pockets).

In addition, the waist pocket features a vertical pocket that is cut vertically along the side seam. Vertical pockets are also used in tuxedos, and the feature is that the pockets are attached along the side seams to make the waist look neat.

It seems that the Ivy Manual, an old men's magazine, stated that traditional slacks should have ``vertical pockets'' as a general rule.

In the 1960s, many ivy pants with diagonally cut pockets (slant pockets), the most common type of pants, were introduced, and at that time there was a debate as to whether these "vertical pockets" or "diagonal pockets" were the real ivy pants. It is even recorded that.

Regarding J.PRESS's piped stem, we have created slacks that are faithful to the traditional style. It has a deep rise and features a beautiful silhouette that hugs your legs from the waist to the hem.

Many people start styling from the bottom. Have this basic and elegant piece in your wardrobe. please.

TROPICAL PIPED STEM TROUSERS | JAPAN MADE ¥27,500 (tax included)

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