Taiga Takahashi Painter Pants with Buckle Ivory Linen
Step into a vintage workwear aesthetic with the Taiga Takahashi Painter Pants with Buckle in Ivory. Designed with a wide silhouette, these brand-new trousers balance historical inspiration with refined modern taste.
Taiga Takahashi is known for researching archival garments and recreating them through meticulous Japanese craftsmanship. Based on original painter pants from the 1920s and 1930s, this pair is styled to be worn as a set with the Lot.328 Coverall Jacket with Chinstrap. Precise two-needle stitching, with adjusted stitch length, creates a unified look, while the classic hammer pocket was intentionally removed to let the wide silhouette show through cleanly.
Crafted from 61 percent linen and 39 percent cotton, the oxford weave offers a blend of structure and softness. The Ivory colorway is thoroughly rubbed and washed to achieve the worn, washed-out look of a vintage piece.
The buttons and back buckle are original designs, cast from molds in iron and finished with an engraved detail. Left unplated on purpose, they're built to rust and take on patina as you wear them.
Inspired by 1920s and 1930s painter pants, these wide-leg pants are designed to be worn as a set with the Lot.328 Coverall Jacket with Chinstrap. Double-needle stitching and adjusted stitch spacing create a cohesive look, while the hammer pocket has been removed to enhance the clean wide silhouette.
Made from linen and cotton in an oxford weave, the fabric combines structure with softness. The ivory color is carefully kneaded and washed for a worn-in, vintage-like appearance. The engraved buttons and buckle are original iron components made from custom molds, left unplated to develop rust and patina over time.
