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.
