【Supreme Japanese Vintage Archive】 These are 100% cotton flare slacks that perfectly capture the atmosphere of the late 1970s to early 80s. A notable feature is the **YKK "YZIP"** zipper, a detail that vintage enthusiasts will appreciate. This robust zipper, typically used for jeans, is incorporated into these slacks, showcasing the durable construction of the era. ■Details • Silhouette: A beautifully flared line that expands from the knee down. Excellent for creating the illusion of longer legs. • Front Pockets: Features L-shaped pockets, a hallmark of 70s vintage. They look incredibly stylish when tucked in. • Color: A sophisticated beige with alluring pink stripes. A unique color scheme rarely seen in current products, characteristic of vintage items. • Material: Rare 100% cotton. Unlike slacks made with mixed synthetic fibers, this offers a comfortable feel against the skin and allows for enjoyable aging. ■Size (Actual Measurements) • Waist: 76cm • Rise: 33cm • Inseam: 72cm • Hem Width: 24.5cm (Dramatic Flare) • Thigh Width: 30cm 【Condition】 Overall in good condition for a vintage item from 40-50 years ago, but please note the following: • Regarding the stitching in the crotch and hip area: Due to the aging characteristic of vintage items, some loose threads and slight fabric separation are visible at the crotch seam and the hip stitching (see photos). While wearable in its current state, if you plan to wear these for a long time, we recommend having them reinforced (with additional stitching) by a tailor beforehand, given the firm texture of the 100% cotton fabric. This will allow you to wear them with greater confidence. There are no other noticeable tears or significant damage, but please consider this a rare piece of Japanese vintage clothing. Flare pants are becoming scarce even in vintage clothing stores, and items with L-pockets and stripe specifications like these are particularly popular and sell out quickly. With these, you can achieve an Hedi Slimane-esque style reminiscent of Saint Laurent or Celine, or even a hippie style of the time. Brooks Brothers Polo Ralph Lauren POLO J. Press MacGregor Papas New Yorker BEAMS PLUS COMME des GARÇONS Yohji Yamamoto Ombre Rayon Gabardine Fade