MANASTASH/MS DENIM SKATER PANTS/Denim Skate Pants

MANASTASH / Manastash / MS DENIM SKATER PANTS / Denim skate pants

Materials
- Made in Japan, using 12.75oz denim.

Features
- Black and black used versions use black sulfur-dyed yarn for both warp and weft. The deepness of the fabric is more pronounced compared to regular denim, with the weft being black and white yarns.
- Indigo and used versions use pure indigo-dyed yarn for the warp and white yarn for the weft. Enjoy the aging process with character and fade over time.
- Reconstructed in the image of 90s street style, with a wide silhouette of MANASTASH DENIM.
- With a pattern that opens the crotch angle more than usual jeans, expanding the range of leg movement, suitable for activities like skateboarding, embodying a truly 90s street silhouette.
- The waist is elasticized for a stress-free fit.
- The 'green ear' that becomes a point when rolled up, symbolizing MANASTASH DENIM.
- The back pocket features a paint print of the Manastash mountain pattern mark and the initial M, forming the MANASTASH DENIM icon.
- Uses original Manastash logo donut buttons.
- A suede-like patch on the left waist featuring 'HEMP SOURCE (The Origin of Hemp)'.
- HEMP SOURCE patch label on the side of the front pocket.

Styling
- Since it is a skater-style wide denim, pairing it with printed T-shirts, check shirts, hoodies, etc., can give you a more 90's skater vibe, making it highly recommended.
- It is an interesting item that can be paired intentionally with slightly more refined items.

[MANASTASH]
Founded in Seattle, USA, in 1993, <MANASTASH>.
The Manastash Mountain Plateau, which runs along the west coast of the North American continent, is famous for offering a variety of outdoor sports such as skiing, trekking, mountain biking, rafting, and kayaking. Since its founding, the brand has adopted environmentally friendly materials like hemp and recycled fleece to create the best items. Its lifestyle brand, based on classic American products, proposes a new style that crossovers fashion and culture.