【Beautiful item, only tried on】 Purchased at a department store event for approximately 30,000 yen. I am selling it because I only tried it on and never used it. It is a single-layer construction made of comfortable wool fabric. The color is a lovely shade, a cross between gray and beige. Please check the photos. ※※※※ 【Please note that the color is different from the one worn by the model.】 ※※※※ ※Product Dimensions (Pattern Dimensions cm) Size 1 Waist 60, Waist Max 86, Hips 99, Rise 28.5, Inseam 62.5, Thigh Width 32, Hem Width 17.5 ※Model Wearing Female, 158cm, Size 1 ~The following is quoted from the official website.~ Niimihon Factory - High-quality pants made in the Bishu region. Pants (bottoms) from the "Hataya Setup" series, which can be widely used both on and off, from work wear to everyday wear. ・Tapered silhouette ・Double hem finish ・Natural material buttons ・Belt loops ・Back waist elastic ・Slash pockets ・Welt pockets ・Selvedge name etc., various sewing specifications by craftsmen are incorporated throughout. The biggest feature is the "single-layer construction". By intentionally not using lining, the lightness and stretchability are improved, and you can directly feel the quality of the fabric. The double-hemmed hem goes well with various shoes, from leather shoes to sneakers, and it is also recommended to wear them with a shorter length. The belt loop at the back center uses the "selvedge," which is the edge of the fabric, as it is. Please enjoy the "selvedge name," which is a characteristic of Bishu fabric. 【About the Fabric】 Yarn Manufacturing: Towa Keori Fabric Manufacturing: Yamaei Keori, Tsushima City, Aichi Prefecture Float Pola Composition: 100% Wool (FLOAT yarn) using super120's merino wool Weight: 270g/m (150cm fabric width conversion) Pola fabric using "Float" yarn. Pola is a fabric made by plain weaving tightly twisted yarn, and it is a summer staple suit fabric characterized by its smooth feel, suppleness, and high breathability. The surface is finished with a clear finish to create luster and smoothness. Using an old-fashioned loom called a "rapier," craftsmen slowly and carefully weave the fabric so as not to put stress on the yarn. ※Care Instructions Do not wash with water, dry cleanable, iron on low