This model is based on a certain American brand's 2-pleat trousers. Made of 100/3 high-density weather cloth. Finished with a peachy slightly raised fabric and a nidom finish. The supple fabric is soft and smooth to the touch. The result is a fabric that can be called a high-grade typewriter. The normal typewriter fabrics are crumbly and have a poor texture. However. the thinness of the fabric makes its tearing strength worse. The 100/3 Weathercross fabric is a material that eliminates these disadvantages. The disadvantage is the peach nidom processing of this 100/3 weather cloth. The shirt-count 100 fine count yarn is triple twisted. This is the lightest weight cotton pant that is delicate yet strong and does not show through. Details include side adjusters and flap coin pockets. Even with the classical impression. by placing them on a lightweight fabric. It is a lightweight finish without looking dowdy. The waist is lined with an original merbelt.
