"YOHJI YAMAMOTO +NOIR" Asymmetrical slit sarouel slacks

We will be introducing iconic pieces from Yohji Yamamoto + NOIR, who made their Paris Collection debut in 1981 with a collection that, along with Comme des Garcons, was hailed as the "shock of black" by its prominent use of black, a colour that was taboo at the time.

These wide pants have an impressive, architectural appearance, with an asymmetrical waist that makes use of the overlapping front and a harmonious blend of the loose drape lines characteristic of sarouel pants.

The waist is adorned with a belt made of the same fabric, which not only allows you to change up your styling by taking advantage of the tucks, but also allows you to flexibly adjust the waist position, which is a nice feature.

In addition, one side has a deep slit, allowing you to enjoy a unique drape.

The material is 100% high-quality wool gabardine, and the smooth texture with a slight drape and deep black color create a shadow with every movement, quietly exuding a presence. In addition, the careful front design with button and zip placket, the room around the thighs with three-dimensional cutting, and the delicate tapered design towards the hem create a beautiful natural silhouette when worn, which is a unique charm of this masterpiece.

As for styling, you can enjoy a minimalist look that accentuates the structured lines of the pants by pairing them with a crisp cotton shirt or a stand-up collar shirt with a quiet presence at the collar. Also, layering them with a long wool coat or a collarless jacket will emphasize the vertical flow and create an iconic impression.

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