Shot Schott B.S. SHORTS Black Sheep Loose Shorts Half Pants Short Pants Short Pants Embroidery Men's Popular Brand Spring Summer

The "BLACK SHEEP" collection, which sets itself apart from previous lines that used functional materials.
With features such as cool touch, quick drying, and antibacterial properties, this textile is perfect for the hot and humid climate of Japan.
The fabric is woven with fine-thread yarn in a tight weave, resulting in a pleasant texture and a material that is thick yet has a draping quality.
The body color is available in black with two embroidery color options: charcoal and white.
A simple and easy-to-use design with an original logo as a highlight.

Wide straight silhouette.
By setting the rise deep and the inseam short, it achieves a well-balanced loose feel.
You can also enjoy a looser silhouette by intentionally wearing it low on the hips.

The included bag is a vacuum pack that does not require a pump.
This is a convenient item that removes air just by putting in folded clothes and rolling it up.
Please use it during trips where luggage tends to be bulky, or to protect important clothing from moisture and dirt.

【BLACK SHEEP】
It is a phrase that carries the nuance of a wolf in sheep's clothing, and is often perceived with a negative meaning.
There is something appealing about the mysterious atmosphere and the coolness of an outsider's position.
not something bland and unremarkable, but rather possessing a unique silhouette
The duality that combines high functionality is perfect for BLACK SHEEP.

Schott
The history of Schott, which can be said to be synonymous with the rider's jacket, began in 1913 in New York, founded by the brothers Irvin Schott and Jack Schott.
Initially, it was a factory that made raincoats, but in 1928, it launched the "Perfecto" series of riders jackets, which was the first in the world to adopt a front zipper.
At a time when there were only button specifications, it became a topic of conversation as a groundbreaking jacket and had a significant impact on the history of riders that followed.
And it was the legendary model "One Star," which featured star-shaped studs on the epaulets and was announced in the 1950s, that made the name Schott known to the world.
This new work is said to be the model worn by Marlon Brando in the movie "The Wild One" (Japanese title: "Rambō").
Since then, they have been supported by many rock musicians, including the Ramones and the Sex Pistols, and continue to captivate many people as an eternal classic that transcends time.
Recently, not only the classic models but also the casual line has been enhanced, demonstrating an innovation that constantly evolves to keep up with the times.
The history of riders is forever with Schott.

Color
1-Black × White
2-Black x Charcoal

Material: 71% Cotton 29% Polyester

*Due to the manufacturing process, there may be small frays, slight deviations in stitching, etc.
Returns cannot be accepted. Thank you for your understanding.