10oz Canvas 2Tuck Tapered Pants in Natural
10oz Canvas 2Tuck Tapered Pants in Natural
10oz Canvas 2Tuck Tapered Pants in Natural
10oz Canvas 2Tuck Tapered Pants in Natural
10oz Canvas 2Tuck Tapered Pants in Natural
10oz Canvas 2Tuck Tapered Pants in Natural
10oz Canvas 2Tuck Tapered Pants in Natural
10oz Canvas 2Tuck Tapered Pants in Natural
10oz Canvas 2Tuck Tapered Pants in Natural
Seuvas

10oz Canvas 2Tuck Tapered Pants in Natural

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Size: Small
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  • Crafted from the world’s finest canvas, Seuvas reinterprets the classic suiting trouser for everyday use. Made from Kurashiki Hampu, a renowned fabric celebrated for its texture and durability. Originally used in boat sails, Kurashiki Canvas is woven on century-old shuttle looms accentuating the natural cotton fibers nep texture and durability. Made in a relaxed tapered cut, with traditional trouser detailing, including slant waist pockets, rear welt pockets, and an adjustable waistband.
    • Relaxed tapered fit
    • High-density linen cloth
    • Garment dyed
    • Slant pockets at the waist
    • Rear welt pockets
    • Button fly
    • 100% cotton
    • Made in Japan

  • Size Waist Rise Thigh Knee Inseam Leg Opening
    Small 30" 13" 13.25"
    		 10.2" 30.5" 7.9"
    Medium 32.5" 13" 14" 10.5" 30.5" 8.25"
    Large 35" 13.25" 14.5" 11" 32" 8.25"
    X-Large 36.5" 13.25" 15" 11.25" 32" 8.75"

    For details about how we measure our garments visit the measuring guide.

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This item is FINAL SALE. No returns or exchanges accepted.

Based in Kurashiki, Japan, SEUVAS specializes in hampu canvas, working with vintage machinery and partnering with manufacturers with over a century of expertise. A portmanteau of "sewing" and "canvas," SEUVAS focuses on timeless garments crafted with a commitment to sustainability. The brand's collections features an array of natural dyes, upcycled materials, and custom-developed fabrics. SEUVAS creates enduring garments intended as a "canvas" for the wearer, each piece developing a unique character over time.