Product name: Officer Trousers RL Fit, White Denim
material: 8 oz. white denim, 100% cotton
Attached: Resin Button
Sewing: Main part: cotton thread
RL Fit is that. It has a silhouette that strongly reminds me of the 1980s and 1990s.
The waist is loose with tucks, and the hem is about 21 cm. The hem width is not narrow, but because of the difference in size with the waist, it appears to taper towards the obi and hem. As a result, the silhouette is rounded. I feel that this shape has an atmosphere of the 1980s to 1990s. It is tapered, but not in the slim style of today. The specifications are also different from Type 1, with a modern interlock stitching.
There is room around the waist and hips, making it easy to move around. The hem is rolled up about 1 cm wide like jeans. Looking at the tucks at the waist, I wonder if they are modeled after old military chinos? The overall specifications are simple and sturdy, like those of the 80s and 90s. This is a reproduction of the specifications of "not a replica" and "the 80s, as far as Made in USA could be."
It has an 80s-90s vibe, so in a sense it can be worn in any way. You can wear it with a tucked-in shirt and a navy blazer on top for a traditional look. You can also wear it with a cut-and-sew top for a more casual look. You can also wear it with a loose shirt with the hem untucked. It's modeled after trousers from the "anything goes" era, so it's easy to match with anything.
Tucked trousers and a checked shirt. A blazer, tweed or corduroy sports jacket. It's a total Annie Hall world. You don't have to go that far, just changing the bottom of your shirt or jacket to RL Fit will change the atmosphere. In summer, it's recommended to wear a T-shirt on top as it is roomy around the waist and cool.
The above is reprinted from the WORKERS website.
It's 8oz, so it's thin and light, perfect for midsummer. As the WORKERS description says, it goes well with a variety of styles.
