Based on 0.8mm thick Hokkaido calf leather, crafted by one of Japan's leading tanneries with a commitment to using only domestically sourced leather, this leather is tanned to a light milky white (light beige) during a process known as white tanning, and then dyed as a finished product. This painstakingly tanned white leather allows for the realization of vibrant, pale colors when dyed. Furthermore, compared to traditional calf leather dyed from tanned leather, this leather jacket, which is dyed and shrunk after production, has an exceptionally soft and flexible texture. The grain and luster also develop a relatively subdued, mellow look over time. The soft texture feels like it's clinging to the skin, providing an exceptionally comfortable fit.
After all sewing processes have been completed, the product is dyed using indigo dyeing. This process, which involves repeatedly dyeing and drying using a unique dye that combines indigo and indigo until the dye is set, takes a long time and a lot of effort to create, resulting in a beautiful indigo color with depth, transparency, and unevenness. By performing this advanced indigo dyeing on the finished product, the garment is able to express a well-balanced overall shade.
These leather shorts are based on work pants with a cinch back, and feature a half-length design and a moderately high rise, allowing for a moderately loose fit. Other than the cinch back, all other work pant details have been eliminated, creating a lightweight and soft pair of leather shorts. The moderately high rise creates a new, loose silhouette overall. The moderate rise lifts the waist and creates a beautiful silhouette for the legs, while the tapered hem creates a clean, cohesive silhouette. These half-length leather shorts are incredibly easy to wear, unlike anything you've ever seen before. The zipper fly and top button feature an original tuck button engraved with the brand name. Yellow thread is used to match the indigo dye color.