5pkt pants with a swirl pattern that is impressive even among tie-dye dyeing. A unique look due to the tie and dye process.   Although this is a common dyeing method for T-shirts, it is very difficult to express it with pants because it is dyed through the process of pinching, twisting and tying from the center.

Denim pants using organic cotton version black denim, which is a particularly popular fabric among the fabrics handled by the Doors affiliated fabric shop. Compared to indigo denim, it is difficult to get a processed look from black denim, but we have adjusted the finish to be comparable.

Using a clear green cast denim fabric, it has a refreshing impression that is not found in menswear. Green cast fabric is a denim fabric that has a greener coloring than normal indigo denim because it is dyed with a yellow dye. The pattern that is typical of women's wear is adjusted to a short length and flared silhouette at the hem, and the matching fabric gives it a feminine balance.

For denim pants, this sample has a texture and atmosphere that you often see in regular second-hand clothes from the 90s. We selected a fabric called shibo, which has fine crepe-like creases on the surface and is prone to wrinkles that appear irregularly. From a vintage-like texture to a relatively modern and realistic expression like this one, count backwards to achieve the finish you have in mind.

One point that is patchworked by a method such as sewing a patch to the crash part, which is common in remakes of denim pants. There is a point that it is difficult to reproduce as a normal product because of the processing with a sense of déjà vu. The fabrics used in these processes are made from used clothing that is no longer needed and cutting scraps generated at the factory.