90's Special Black trousers. Deadstock.

That amazing pair of black trousers I introduced before...

I've found them again. And they're unisex! Yay!

They are marked as size S, but

the cotton is stretchy, so they fit around a W28 to 30.

On a female model (W28), they have a bit of room in the waist but still sit securely on the hips, and

even when worn by a male model (W30), they slip on surprisingly easily—it's an exquisite fit.

There's something magical about this Nepalese cotton that adjusts to the wearer's body;

in any case, they are super plush and incredibly comfortable to wear.

The mysterious pocket on the right calf is also fantastic.

This rare early 90s Nepalese cotton with its beautiful woven pattern

looks as rugged as acid-wash denim in photos,

but in reality, the cotton is very soft to the touch.

It has a decent thickness and is durable, yet

it has that breathable feel similar to a Mexican parka,

making them summer-appropriate pants as long as it's not exceptionally hot.

They feature a deep rise and a front zipper,

with a beautiful flare silhouette similar to Levi's 517s.

Fully equipped with four pockets at the waist and rear.

And the fabric is incredible.

It’s a fabric that’s hard to describe, looking as if black-dyed threads are interwoven with the original white ones.

I’d guess they might have been color-stripped after dyeing, but I can't say for sure.

If you take a look at the close-up photos of the fabric, you'll get the vibe.

With wonderful construction and fabric, and a striking look,

these are pants born in far-off Nepal. I think you'll be able to wear them for a long time.