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Last updated 21 Sept 2024

The motif of this item is based on the cargo pants used by the US ARMY in the 1960s as UTILITY PANTS. The name 'RIP STOP' means 'tear-stop', and when weaving the fabric, thick yarns are woven in a grid pattern between the fine yarns to create a grid-like weave pattern on the surface. RIP STOP POPLIN from the 1960s has
The motif of this item is based on the cargo pants used by the US ARMY in the 1960s as UTILITY PANTS. The name 'RIP STOP' means 'tear-stop', and when weaving the fabric, thick yarns are woven in a grid pattern between the fine yarns to create a grid-like weave pattern on the surface. RIP STOP POPLIN from the 1960s has a characteristic, slightly shiny look, which emphasises the thicker weft yarns but not the thicker warp yarns, giving it a unique look. orSlow V5260 reproduces as much as possible the unique feel and silhouette of the actual fabric from the 1960s. It is hammered firmly with a fine count, and it can be said that it is strong because it was adopted by the military at that time. The hem has a drawcord and can be worn in various ways. These cargo trousers are durable and long-lasting without being influenced by trends. Lot. 03-V5260 Material: ORIGINAL RIPSTOP POPLIN XS(0) S(1) M(2) L(3) LL(4) Waist Width 38 40 42 44 46 Crotch Length 29 30 31 32 33 Hem 21 22 22 23 23 Inseam Length 70 71 73 75 77 ※ The product may differ from the size indicated by about 2 cm as a product error.