Hiroshi Fujiwara x YANUK DENIT Sunday Painter M size These wide pants feature a design with ecru color uneven dyeing and paint printing, and offer 360° stretch for comfortable wear. The dirt adds to the character of the pants. Brand new, unused. Retail price: ¥46,200 (Silhouette) A new color has been released for the "SUNDAY PAINTER" collaboration between the denim brand YANUK, originating in L.A., and Hiroshi Fujiwara, the Director of "BerBerJin," a well-known vintage shop in Harajuku. The silhouette is based on actual vintage work pants, with ample room in the hips and thighs, but a strong taper, and the lower legs are narrowed, allowing for a mature, loose silhouette. By placing the Y embroidery, which is YANUK's signature, on the back pocket, the back style is given a special touch, setting it apart from one-mile wear while still feeling relaxed. (Design) The previous collection had two indigo colors, but this time, ecru color was chosen. This piece features an ecru color with uneven dyeing, finished as a one-of-a-kind item, and is painted with a buttermilk paint-like stain reminiscent of early America. (※Of course, the paint marks are also reproduced with inkjet printing, sampled from Mr. Fujiwara's treasured collection. The paint stains with a sense of aging that reflects the times are excellent.) This item also looks like painter pants made of twill, but it is actually sweatpants made with the Denit knit structure. In addition, from a timely perspective of "one-of-a-kind," "diversity," and "upcycling," attention is being paid to elements such as Craft and DIY, and items with this kind of taste are trending. This item is a perfect fit for such a mindset, and it is recommended to coordinate it with a clean knit.