Work Trousers - Linen Canvas

There was resistance. Clothes, especially work pants. Between me and my clothes. No, it's not a matter of the heart, it's about resistance. I have a habit of wearing things I like forever, so I want to wear things I like forever, but by the time I finally feel like they're mine, I don't know why, but they're torn. Whether it's a shirt or work pants, they'll rip when I climb a ladder, suddenly squat down, lie down in a narrow space, get caught, or do something casual like that.
You're a human being, but you're also a friend, right? Like, I can't keep up with you anymore. So when my clothes rip, I think, can't you keep up with me?
So I started making my own work trousers that I was satisfied with, and I built up the pattern by myself, one by one, and sewed them. And they didn't rip. I was able to make them so they wouldn't rip. I like them.
In the summer, the danger increases even more, right? You see, the resistance increases, right? So I made them with linen and with a slightly different pattern.

• The linen trousers are made entirely in the atelier and finished with a product wash.
• The material is 100% linen canvas. The canvas is made of undyed French linen yarn and slowly woven on a shuttle loom, and has a natural color shade, rich weaving, and a durable and firm texture.
• The waist is neat, the rise is deep, and the lower part of the waist is thick and straight, giving a relaxed silhouette. You can squat and lift your legs comfortably. Linen is highly breathable and feels dry to wear.
• The front is a zip fly. A reproduction of 42TALON is used.
• The waist buttons are made of bio-nylon made from vegetable oils. Each buttonhole is hand-stitched.
• It can be washed in a home washing machine. After spin-drying, do not leave it, but take it out immediately, smooth out any wrinkles, and hang it out to dry. Do not use a dryer.

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