“Unique” denim that sets you apart. Asymmetrical sarouel pants that complete a fashionable, modern look just by wearing them. They combine vintage black denim with denim of a similar color that has been faded! You'll be drawn to the bi-color design. Not only the color, but the shape of the pockets on the left and right are also asymmetrical, making this a truly special piece. Made from 100% cotton denim, the fabric feels good against the skin, allowing you to enjoy comfortable fashion all year round. The ribbing at the hem, which isn't constricting, maintains a beautiful silhouette. Be enveloped in the clean and modern world of ≪ kOhAKU ≫, a domestic brand that explores the relationship between clothing and the body from various angles. These are ≪kOhAKU≫ asymmetrical color-block sarouel denim pants, overflowing with personality from every angle. ~~◆Regarding the Condition of the Item and Requests◆~~ ● First, please read the profile and this product description carefully. ● This is a used item. Please refrain from purchasing if you are looking for a perfect item or if you have any concerns. ● Due to the nature of used items, there may be stains, scratches, scuffs, wrinkles, fraying, looseness, damage, discoloration, fading, signs of use, wear, and age-related deterioration. ● We thoroughly inspect items before listing them, but as we are amateurs, there may be some flaws that we have not been able to check. We ask for your understanding in such cases. ● We would like to conduct transactions with your understanding, so please ask questions beforehand if you have any concerns. Please purchase only if you are satisfied. ● We will use recycled materials for simple packaging. We may fold or compress the item for shipping. ● The shipping method may change without notice depending on the size after packaging. Please understand. ● We have noticed malicious sites that are copying the descriptions from our product pages and selling them as if they were their own. These sites have no affiliation with us. We only sell on the three major Japanese flea market sites, including Mercari.