I don't really care about the details, like the craftsmanship or the rarity, or the specific style, but for some reason, I'm obsessed with "wool," "two-tuck," and "in-pleat." I guess my faith in anyte○ is too strong. Learning about good slacks construction from anyt○. Marbert ※See slide 8, 9. A strip of fabric (accessory material) attached to the inside of the waist of slacks or skirts, also known as "koshiura" or "boro-kakushi," it hides the seam allowance while preventing shirts from slipping, improving the fit, and enhancing comfort during wear (ease of movement). As a hidden detail, there are various types, such as those with design, those with rubber material to enhance the fit, and those with tucks (pleats) for ease of movement. I found this explanation on the internet (￣ー￣) The inner thigh lining also has some elaborate specifications. ※Slide 12 The previous owner left some wonderful traces. ※Slide 13 It must be high-quality "tailoring." LANDS'END, I don't particularly care for Lands' End, but... Wool, two-tuck, in-pleat The "mochidashi" (extension) of the front outer button that is fastened last after fastening the hook. MADE IN U.S.A. Size L or larger I can't find slacks that meet these conditions. The anyt○ officer pants meet the criteria, but they are quite expensive... size: 33 Waist: 86cm Rise: 31.5cm Inseam: 81.5cm Leg opening: 44cm Thoughts: Even with a size 33, 86cm waist, the Hi-End waist is a little bit... (´ー｀) ※Please note that there may be some errors due to amateur measurements.