KANEMASA PHIL
KANEMASA PHIL 36G Wool Stripe Trouser
$213.00 (Tax excluded)
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Australia: 8-10 days
Europe: 7-12 days
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Description
Using a custom 36-gauge circular knitting machine, we knit it into a high-density typewriter weave.
This machine uses the finest yarn possible: 1/60 super120 non-mulesing wool.
Additionally, by applying flocking processing in the final stage of the fabric, it becomes lightly fuzzy, achieving a high-gauge melton fabric.
This textile combines luxury with a rustic touch.
Of course, the functionality of wool (heat retention, antibacterial properties) is maintained, while offering a smooth feel and the stretchiness of knits—a wool material unlike anything before.
Evenly spaced polyester threads are inserted to create striped patterns.
Of course, it can be washed at home. By repeatedly washing, the texture deepens and the material can be nurtured.
Slacks with deep tucks.
It features a well-balanced thigh and a lightly tapered silhouette.
The front is finished with a tengu design, giving it a dressy look. These pants can be worn in any situation.
※ Shrinkage processing
In the finishing process of wool, the fabric is made dense and the ends are intertwined to create a felt-like texture.
*Non-mulesing wool
To prevent maggots from infesting wool-producing sheep, mulesing is a method called mulesing by cutting off the skin on the buttocks or parts of the flesh while the lambs are still in the lambs and raising them.
In contrast, non-mulesing does not involve painful mulesing on sheep, instead producing wool that is naturally natural and gentle in its natural state.
English Description
This is knitted in a high-density typewriter structure on a 36-gauge custom-made circular knitting machine. We use 1/60 super120 non-mulching wool, the finest yarn this machine can knit. In addition, the fabric is lightly fluffed by shrinking in the final process, resulting in a high-gauge melton fabric. This textile has both a luxurious and coarse feel. Of course, the functionality of wool (heat retention and antibacterial properties) is maintained, and this unprecedented wool material has a light feel and the stretchiness of a knit. Polyester yarns are inserted at equal intervals to create a stripe pattern. Of course, it can be washed at home. The texture of this material will increase with repeated washing, making it a material that can be grown and nurtured. Slacks with deep tucks. The silhouette is characterized by a moderately tapered shape with a moderate armpit. The front is finished with a tengu specification for a dressy look. These pants can be worn on any occasion.
Shrinkage processing
The process of finishing wool to make the structure denser and the wool ends entangled to create a felt-like texture. Non-mulching wool Mulesing is a method of growing wool by cutting off part of the skin and body of the rump of the lamb while it is still a lamb, in order to prevent maggots from parasitizing the wool-producing sheep. Non-mulesing wool, on the other hand, does not involve mulesing, which is painful for the sheep, and is obtained by gentle rearing methods that leave the sheep in their natural state.
Key Points
The stripes are arranged with the boldest possible pitch, making them look almost plain and just the right balance.
By applying the flocking process twice, the pile is moderately flattened, creating a material that stands out with the luxurious feel of the material and the roughness of the flocking, creating a unique material.
It has a drape and softness, but it is less likely to wrinkle.
I love this pitch.
Wool materials available every season.
It's not that thick, yet it's warm.
This one. I also love the aging process, where the fabric becomes fuzzy and the pattern disappears as you wear it.
This is the classic slack-like shape.
The silhouette is rounded and easy to notice, neither too thick nor too narrow.
The charm of being a classic. Washable high-gauge wool. It's a punchline.
Brand Concept
KANEMASA PHIL. is an original brand of circular knitting knitwear based in Wakayama City, Utayama Prefecture, founded by Kanemasa Mosa Co., Ltd., founded in 1964.
To preserve our unique knitting machines specialized for high gauge, jacquard machines that can freely express various patterns, and the unique techniques and craftsmanship that allow us to freely operate these knitting machines, our own brand KANEMASA was launched from the 2021 SS season. * Starting from the 2023AW season, the brand name will be changed to "KANEMSA PHIL." upon overseas announcements.
The brand's iconic logo was designed by Clement Johant, blending the 1960s era at the founding's founding with European culture.
With the concept of "FUTURE CLASSIC / FUTURE VINTAGE," we create clothing for the future that "thinks about the present." We think about the future and provide wardrobes that make the wearer feel comfortable, fun, and happy.
KANEMASA PHIL.'s products, which reflect the innovation, creativity, craftsmanship, and tradition we have cultivated and built up over the years, never compromise on materials or design.
PHIL. = Derived from the ancient Greek φίλος (phílos, "of love"), Philosophy "Cherishing wisdom and knowledge" / philharmony "Loving harmony" / phile "Enthusiast" Abbreviations of derived words such as these.
Based on the philosophy of "Looking Back on History and Creating the Future," we named our brand with the desire to share our products with the world.
Size M: Waist 82, Inseam 29.5, Inseam 71.5, Knee width 40.4, Hem width 24.5
Composition: Wool(Non Mulesing Wool) 99%
POLYESTER 1%
COLOR: BLACK(Night Black)
Country of Origin: JAPAN
This machine uses the finest yarn possible: 1/60 super120 non-mulesing wool.
Additionally, by applying flocking processing in the final stage of the fabric, it becomes lightly fuzzy, achieving a high-gauge melton fabric.
This textile combines luxury with a rustic touch.
Of course, the functionality of wool (heat retention, antibacterial properties) is maintained, while offering a smooth feel and the stretchiness of knits—a wool material unlike anything before.
Evenly spaced polyester threads are inserted to create striped patterns.
Of course, it can be washed at home. By repeatedly washing, the texture deepens and the material can be nurtured.
Slacks with deep tucks.
It features a well-balanced thigh and a lightly tapered silhouette.
The front is finished with a tengu design, giving it a dressy look. These pants can be worn in any situation.
※ Shrinkage processing
In the finishing process of wool, the fabric is made dense and the ends are intertwined to create a felt-like texture.
*Non-mulesing wool
To prevent maggots from infesting wool-producing sheep, mulesing is a method called mulesing by cutting off the skin on the buttocks or parts of the flesh while the lambs are still in the lambs and raising them.
In contrast, non-mulesing does not involve painful mulesing on sheep, instead producing wool that is naturally natural and gentle in its natural state.
English Description
This is knitted in a high-density typewriter structure on a 36-gauge custom-made circular knitting machine. We use 1/60 super120 non-mulching wool, the finest yarn this machine can knit. In addition, the fabric is lightly fluffed by shrinking in the final process, resulting in a high-gauge melton fabric. This textile has both a luxurious and coarse feel. Of course, the functionality of wool (heat retention and antibacterial properties) is maintained, and this unprecedented wool material has a light feel and the stretchiness of a knit. Polyester yarns are inserted at equal intervals to create a stripe pattern. Of course, it can be washed at home. The texture of this material will increase with repeated washing, making it a material that can be grown and nurtured. Slacks with deep tucks. The silhouette is characterized by a moderately tapered shape with a moderate armpit. The front is finished with a tengu specification for a dressy look. These pants can be worn on any occasion.
Shrinkage processing
The process of finishing wool to make the structure denser and the wool ends entangled to create a felt-like texture. Non-mulching wool Mulesing is a method of growing wool by cutting off part of the skin and body of the rump of the lamb while it is still a lamb, in order to prevent maggots from parasitizing the wool-producing sheep. Non-mulesing wool, on the other hand, does not involve mulesing, which is painful for the sheep, and is obtained by gentle rearing methods that leave the sheep in their natural state.
Key Points
The stripes are arranged with the boldest possible pitch, making them look almost plain and just the right balance.
By applying the flocking process twice, the pile is moderately flattened, creating a material that stands out with the luxurious feel of the material and the roughness of the flocking, creating a unique material.
It has a drape and softness, but it is less likely to wrinkle.
I love this pitch.
Wool materials available every season.
It's not that thick, yet it's warm.
This one. I also love the aging process, where the fabric becomes fuzzy and the pattern disappears as you wear it.
This is the classic slack-like shape.
The silhouette is rounded and easy to notice, neither too thick nor too narrow.
The charm of being a classic. Washable high-gauge wool. It's a punchline.
Brand Concept
KANEMASA PHIL. is an original brand of circular knitting knitwear based in Wakayama City, Utayama Prefecture, founded by Kanemasa Mosa Co., Ltd., founded in 1964.
To preserve our unique knitting machines specialized for high gauge, jacquard machines that can freely express various patterns, and the unique techniques and craftsmanship that allow us to freely operate these knitting machines, our own brand KANEMASA was launched from the 2021 SS season. * Starting from the 2023AW season, the brand name will be changed to "KANEMSA PHIL." upon overseas announcements.
The brand's iconic logo was designed by Clement Johant, blending the 1960s era at the founding's founding with European culture.
With the concept of "FUTURE CLASSIC / FUTURE VINTAGE," we create clothing for the future that "thinks about the present." We think about the future and provide wardrobes that make the wearer feel comfortable, fun, and happy.
KANEMASA PHIL.'s products, which reflect the innovation, creativity, craftsmanship, and tradition we have cultivated and built up over the years, never compromise on materials or design.
PHIL. = Derived from the ancient Greek φίλος (phílos, "of love"), Philosophy "Cherishing wisdom and knowledge" / philharmony "Loving harmony" / phile "Enthusiast" Abbreviations of derived words such as these.
Based on the philosophy of "Looking Back on History and Creating the Future," we named our brand with the desire to share our products with the world.
Size M: Waist 82, Inseam 29.5, Inseam 71.5, Knee width 40.4, Hem width 24.5
Composition: Wool(Non Mulesing Wool) 99%
POLYESTER 1%
COLOR: BLACK(Night Black)
Country of Origin: JAPAN
- SKU
- KM25A-045
- Fabric
- Wool(Non Mulesing Wool) 99% POLYESTER 1%
- Country of Origin
- JAPAN