These pants Special order Kinosuke Koya, a brand developed by Nogawa Dyeing and Weaving Industry, which was founded in 1914.

The tapered silhouette is inspired by "Tamohiki," short pants worn while working in the rice fields. It is commonly known as "Tamo Pants," a term coined by Nogawa Dyeing and Weaving Industry.

Using advanced techniques, fine threads are meticulously woven to create a thick, substantial fabric. By adjusting the number of times the fabric is dipped in indigo vats, a beautiful, light indigo color called "asagi-iro" (light blue) is produced.

This is an updated series that focuses on the "faragi" (work clothes) that were produced for farmers in the Bushu area before Nogawa Dyeing and Weaving Industry, a well-known manufacturer of kendo uniforms, began producing them.

■Care method
Washable
(Please see the quality label on the product for details)

【Notes】
Due to the nature of the material, this product may bleed or transfer color to other clothing or personal items if rubbed (especially when wet) or wet with sweat or rain. Avoid coordinating with white or light-colored clothing. When washing or cleaning, wash separately and do not stack with other laundry when wet. We recommend washing with water to release the color before wearing.

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