."JOURNAL STANDARD, a popular sub-line of the "<J.S. homesteadThe brand is based on a deep knowledge of American casual wear and vintage clothing. The brand has many fans for its warm and innovative items created based on a deep knowledge of American casual and vintage. The brand has just launched a new series calledALTER/CONVERTwas born.
As the name suggests, this series features a lineup of pants that transform, with "change/move" as the keyword. For this flagship, six pairs of pants consisting of chino and denim are available.
. First, please take a look at the look that was shot especially for this event.
FRENCH DRILL EURO WIDE CINCH BACK ¥16,000+TAX
WEST POINT CLOTH WIDE LEG CINCH BACK ¥17,500+TAX
DRILL STRETCH TWIST BOOTCUT PANTS ¥16,000+TAX
FRENCH DRILL PEGTOP CINCH BACK ¥15,000+TAX
SULFUR TUCK DENIM ¥14,000+TAX
CONVERT WAIST TUCK DENIM ¥16,000+TAX
The gimmicks that change the silhouette, such as the cinch back belt and hem slit, create a transforming pant style. You can enjoy changing the silhouette of a single pair of pants to match your mood and coordination, such as wearing them with a cinched waist or changing the hem from tapered to flared.
Furthermore, by basing it on Eurovintage, such as the cotton drill fabric of French army chinos and the Eurowork silhouette, it has a rugged yet somehow elegant feel to it. This exquisite balance is as one would expect.
All items are available at all Journal Standard stores and online. However, all items are fast-moving, so we recommend that you check them out as soon as possible if you are interested.
Text_Kai Naito
