Dyeing Cargo Shorts
Hello.
I'm Toyohara, a staff member.
This time we will introduce the "Dyeing Cargo Shorts", which feature sulfur dyeing processing.
Sulfur dyeing: "The more you use it, the more it develops its character"
Sulfur dyeing is a traditional technique for dyeing natural fibers such as cotton in deep colors such as black, navy blue, and dark khaki.
The dye is first made soluble in water, then allowed to penetrate the fibers, and then the color is fixed by making it insoluble with air or an oxidizing agent.
When new, the color is deep and intense, and with repeated wear and washing the surface will fade slightly.
The seams and edges have a unique "wear" that develops over time, just like the fading of denim.
This is a dyeing method that "the longer you wear it, the more its character deepens."
"One-of-a-kind cargo shorts"
The "Dyeing Cargo Shorts" are made using a sulfur dyeing process, resulting in shorts that have a unique texture and change over time.
While retaining the functionality of cargo pants, the pockets and belt loops are deliberately finished in two colors, adding an eye-catching accent to these simple bottoms.
・Khaki
The deep khaki body features a dull grayish khaki nylon fabric for the belt loops and pockets, giving it a mature, calm feel and a military feel.
・Black
The body has an uneven texture that changes from jet black to charcoal, and the blue-gray nylon pockets give it a cool look.
Both colors have the uneven coloring and creases that are unique to sulfur dyeing, and the more you wear them, the more they develop their own unique character.
The combination of a supple 100% cotton body with sulfur dyeing and a durable nylon pocket makes
It matches a wide range of styles, including casual, street, vintage, surf and outdoor styles.
Pants that can be paired with a wide range of tops are very useful in the summer.
Incorporate the "Dyeing Cargo Shorts" into your summer outfits, which tend to be simple.
Why not add a little accent to your usual styling?
