Pantalon unisexe vintage américain à double pli - Coupe décontractée, ourlet asymétrique, esthétique épurée et drapé fluide

The Anti-Fast Fashion Statement​​ In a world of disposable trends, these trousers are a manifesto. The scythe hem – inspired by the organic curve of a Japanese kama – creates movement with every step, while the double pleats pay homage to 1940s American workwear pragmatism. A garment that defies seasons and genders. ​​Design Details That Demand a Second Look​​ ✔ ​​Architectural Drape​​ – 100% polyester woven to mimic heavy wool’s fall, with 2cm deeper inseam for gravity-defying vertical lines. ✔ ​​Kinetic Hemline​​ – The 15-degree curved hem elongates calves visually, ideal for petite frames or boot pairing. ✔ ​​Thoughtful Pleating​​ – Twin forward pleats (3.5cm depth) prevent crotch strain while maintaining a clean frontal silhouette. ✔ ​​Genderless Engineering​​ – Adjusted rise (28cm for M-XXL, 30cm for XXXL) accommodates hip-to-waist ratios across sexes. ✔ ​​Shadow Palette​​ – The "almond" hue replicates unfinished linen, while jet black absorbs light for evening adaptability. ​​From Studio to Street​​ Morning: Throw them on with a slouchy merino tank for a coffee run – the drape makes even pajama-level effort look intentional. Noon: Cinch with a vintage leather belt and oxfords to pitch to clients. Midnight: The black version disappears into a dimly lit jazz bar, the hem catching saxophone glints. ​​Your Uniform for Intentional Living​​ This isn’t just clothing – it’s a rejection of frantic consumption. Add to cart to invest in a silhouette that outlasts trends.