Handwerker HW wide trousers Denim Khaki 262505

Handwerker's Classic HW Wide Trousers
A classic brand pair featuring a rounded wide silhouette.
It can be worn as a unisex item.
This has improved on the drawback of wide pants that make the hips look large when viewed from the side, featuring a sleek waist that flares up from the waist to the knees, and gently tapered toward the hem, giving it a handbaker-style original silhouette.
The front features tucked waist and side pockets along the seams, giving it a trousers-like appearance, while the hip side features large pockets and stitched work pants, designed to create a different impression front and back.
This item can be worn year-round, perfect for polished, casual, and various outfits.
The iconic Handwerker paper patch on the back is made from a special water-resistant material, allowing you to wash it without removal.
This season, the denim fabric is firm and firm, made from 100% cotton.
Because the yarn core is dyed with rope to retain whiteness, the khaki color on the surface gradually fades, allowing you to enjoy natural vertical fading and color changes, and the more you wear them, the more you grow them into your own unique piece.
ASEEDONCLOUD HW wide trousers Handbaker Wide Trousers Denim Khaki ♯262505


size S: Waist 72cm, Front rise 35cm, Inseam 68cm, Thigh 38cm, Hem width 26.5cm
size M: Waist 80cm, Front rise 37cm, Inseam 71cm, Thigh 39.5cm, Hem width 28cm
Material: 100% cotton
Country of origin: Japan


Handwerker means "craftsman" in German.
This is a small collection derived from ASEEDONCLOUD, which continues to create special lifestyle wear and workwear born from imaginary professions.
Each season, while creating a new collection, we selected only pieces with a certain universality and started under the category of "Artisan Clothing."
The fabrics used are carefully selected materials, featuring various details that can be used in daily work and life, making it a piece with the potential to become a vintage piece of the future.
- Designer-
Kentaro Tamai
Graduated from the Department of Menswear at Central Martins School of Art.
Returned to London after working as assistant designer at Margaret Howell UK
April 2007: Established Litten Afterwords Co., Ltd.
September 2008: First participation in Tokyo Collection
April 2009: Ceased activities with Ritten Afterwords and began independent design activities