Suvin Chino Wide Tapered Trousers
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Material: 100% COTTON
*Model height 182cm / Wearing Size 2
"REPRISE" series reconfigures Graphpaper's archived materials and designs, proposing them as new values.
Made from deadstock chino cloth woven with rare extra-long staple SUVIN GOLD cotton, the fabric combines a supple feel with balanced firmness and structure. Pleats at the waist add volume, shaping the trousers into a wide tapered silhouette with a clean, relaxed fit.
SKU: CM262-40010
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REPRISE
Built fromremaining materials from
past collections.
The project works with surplus fabrics from previous collections, as well as materials that have been used in the past. Their history and context are carried forward, while being re-edited from a present-day point of view.
Rather than simply recreating what came before, REPRISE brings existing ideas and materials back into form within a new context, revealing their inherent qualities and allowing them to be seen in a different way.


Fabric :Kurabo Industries Ltd.
SUVIN is an exceptionally rare extra-long staple cotton, accounting for approximately 0.002% of global cotton production. Grown in southern India, it was developed by crossing Sujatha cotton with St. Vincent, a variety with roots in Sea Island cotton.
Carefully picked by hand over several harvests, cotton from the first one or two pickings is distinguished as “SUVIN GOLD” for its consistent quality. Rich in natural oils, the fiber has a silk-like luster, smooth feel, and depth of color.
The result is a fabric that preserves the inherent qualities of this rare cotton.


HOW TO WASH
Care Instructions
・Hand wash at a maximum
・temperature of 30°C
・Do not bleach
・Do not tumble dry
・Reshape and line dry in the shade
・Iron at a maximum sole-plate temperature of 160°C
・Gentle dry cleaning with petroleum solvent
・Very gentle professional wet cleaning
Notes:
To preserve the texture of the fabric, avoid tumble drying. When ironing, use a pressing cloth at a medium temperature (maximum 160°C).