Handwerker HW wide trousers Denim Indigo 261505

Handwerker's classic HW Wide Trousers
These pants are a staple of the brand, featuring a rounded, wide silhouette.
This item can be worn by both men and women.
Addressing the drawback of wide-leg pants that can make the hips appear large when viewed from the side, these pants feature a clean, streamlined silhouette that flares out from the waist to the knees and tapers slightly towards the hem, creating a unique look characteristic of Handbaker.
The front has a trouser-like appearance with pleated waist and side pockets along the seams, but the hip area has a work pant-like look with large pockets and stitching, creating a design that gives the front and back different impressions.
This item can be worn year-round and can be styled in a variety of ways, from smart casual to more formal.

Part number: 261505
Material: 63% cotton, 37% linen (CL denim)
Color: Indigo
Country of origin: Japan
S: Waist 79cm / Rise 30.5cm / Inseam 69.5cm / Hip 117cm / Thigh width 38cm / Hem width 27cm
M: Waist 83cm / Rise 31cm / Inseam 72cm / Hip 120cm / Thigh width 39cm / Hem width 28cm


Handwerker is a German word meaning "craftsman."
This is a small collection that originated from ASEEDONCLOUD, which continues to create unique everyday wear and workwear born from imaginary professions.
While creating new collections each season, we selected only garments that possessed a certain universality and launched them under the category of "artisan clothing."
The fabrics used are carefully selected, and the garments feature various details that make them useful for daily work and life, making them garments that could become future vintage pieces.
- Designer -
Kentaro Tamai graduated from the Menswear Department of Central Martins Art School.
After working as an assistant designer for Margaret Howell UK in London, I returned to Japan.
WrittenAfterwards Co., Ltd. was established in April 2007.
September 2008: First participation in Tokyo Collection.
In April 2009, I ceased activities with WrittenAfterwards and started my own independent design work.