My Fashion Obsession Diary EP.81

僕の服バカ日記 EP.81

STAFF: Haru
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Hello! I'm Haru, a fashion geek!!


"3D Cutting Denim Pants".



These pants have climbed their way up
to become a staple KHOKI item.


This distinctive 3D denim is highly popular
here at sign, and is an item handled
by other brands like nvrfrgt, too.



As I mentioned just now,

while nvrfrgt's denim silhouettes are
born from a modern approach,

KHOKI's imagery is inspired
by vintage and secondhand clothing.



Flare-cut denim pants produced
using irregular pattern cutting.


Believe it or not, 3D-cut denim seen in
recent years actually came out from
Levi's in the 80s and 90s!


They made use of 3D cutting back then, but
modern fashion technology far surpasses
the techniques of that time, and the
"3D cutting" technique has now spread.



Featuring a silhouette with unique curves,
they add an accent to your outfit
just by pairing them with a simple top.


KHOKI is, so to speak, the Avengers of the fashion industry—they have some of the best skills and sense in the business and absolutely love vintage and secondhand clothes.



Even if their inspiration comes from items
created in the past, their creation and humor
are only made possible because it's KHOKI.



The creations they weave cannot be
described with a simple word like "unique,"
as they are a design team that proposes
items that excite fashion lovers while
never forgetting respect and a sense of
playfulness toward clothes from the past.



It's easy to see why so many people
are drawn to their items.


They feature pockets on the sides
reminiscent of cargo pants.


Designed to fall naturally where your
hands rest, the details that combine
design and utility are quite convenient.



Putting a phone in side pockets can often
look bulky, but since these side pockets are
shaped to follow the body,

they are easy to store items in without
ruining the silhouette—a truly excellent pair.


BLACK / INDIGO are both down to
their last remaining piece, so

please try them out before they're gone!

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