REMILLA shorts with back pockets and a comfortable elastic waistband design. I've hardly worn them. I washed them once. --- Inspired by the "movement wrinkles" of the fabric seen when crossing legs, pushing on a skateboard, and other movements, these shorts were created with the image of hakama and Thai pants in mind. These shorts use a twill fabric made with yarn that wraps recycled polyester thread in cotton, giving it a natural texture. The waist is an easy-pants specification with an elastic waistband and adjustable drawstring. They have slash pockets on both sides, and a single back pocket on the right side. The upper part of the pocket has a patch on the inside, and the stitching is a nice accent. The pattern (line) was apparently attempted over a decade ago, but the desired line and the range of motion didn't match, and simply making them wider didn't satisfy the line, resulting in failure. This time, starting production without grasping the essentials, searching for an answer that doesn't exist, considering at what angle to cut the flat fabric and how to sew it together to give the fabric a three-dimensional appearance, and how to assemble a little complexity simply. - Brand: REMILLA - Color: Charcoal - Pockets: Back pocket included - Waist: Elastic waist M Waist 72- / Rise 34 / Inseam 18 / Thigh width 32 / Hem width 25.5 Material 55% Polyester / 45% Cotton Thank you for viewing.