This is the Axesquin Tsuyuharai. The color is likely reddish-brown. New price: ¥11,000 (tax included) ■ Manufacturer's Description Excerpt To begin with, I had major doubts and resistance to the common sense that "rain pants are for rainy days." The timing of putting them on, the timing of taking them off, the hassle of taking them off once you put them on, and the fatigue from the restricted movement and stuffiness if you endure wearing them... Is it really right to use something so inconvenient just to avoid getting wet? If we can just avoid the rain, that's enough. We're avoiding it, so it's okay to get a little wet. By thinking this way, we were freed from conventional wisdom and were able to arrive at a more flexible design. The Tsuyuharai, an apron for avoiding rain. This single piece is sufficient for fields below the tree line. ・The front center of the hem is split, so your legs won't feel restricted when walking. ・By securing the knee tape at the back, it becomes a simple rain pant. ・By using gaiters in conjunction, the waterproof effect is increased and it is literally effective as a dew repellent. ・There is no fabric on the hip, which is in the shadow of the backpack, ensuring breathability. ・Seam tape sealing ・Waist drawstring ・Can be compactly stored by rolling it up with the waist cord. ※ Note: This is not a wrap skirt.