MAISON KITSUNÉ X KURO PATCHWORK DENIM PANTS

Denim pants that embody the Japanese spirit of "Tsukuroi (Boro/Mending)." Crafted from light indigo denim, they are detailed with contrasting fabric patches attached via hand-sewn stitching throughout. The outer back pocket features a collaborative print, and the fabric is finished with a random, faded expression.

The pants are tailored in a straight silhouette. The damage processing seen throughout and the hand-blind-stitched patchwork are the meticulous handiwork of highly experienced Japanese artisans.

These patchwork pants have been a goal since the beginning of the collaboration. The denim processing is handled by a highly skilled factory in the Kanto region, with every step carefully executed by hand to tailor each garment individually.

This technique is deeply admired by both Maison Kitsuné co-founder Gildas Loaëc and KURO designer Yusuke Yahashi. Designed to be worn as a set-up with the PATCHWORK DENIM JACKET, this piece forms the core of the collection.