Crafted from 10oz Takeyari Kurashiki canvas produced at a 130-year-old textile factory in Kurashiki, Okayama, these pants showcase a gently tapered ankle-length silhouette with two tucks, inspired by the timeless shape of vintage trousers. Meticulous attention to detail ensures these versatile pants pair seamlessly with any top. Naturally dyed with matcha to reflect Seuvas' dedication to sustainable fashion, they also feature a detachable rope belt for a distinctive look.

Seuvas’ matcha dyeing process is a blend of ancient Japanese techniques and modern technology. The unique plant-based pigments, enriched with leaves, create gentle hues of gray and beige, preserving the fabric's look while preventing excess fading. This method reduces the environmental impact of dye wastewater, contributing to a more sustainable future.

The matcha-dyed pants are a result of six months of careful experimentation, embodying Seuvas' commitment to quality and environmental mindfulness. Each piece is hand-dyed in a Kojima factory, embracing the warmth of craftsmanship and the natural aroma of matcha.

We recommend selecting your usual size of sweatpants. However, as always, it's advisable to consult the size chart for the perfect fit. 

Seuvas is a Japanese clothing label that seamlessly blends tradition and innovation, specializing in finely crafted canvas workwear and flannels. Originating from a longstanding sewing workshop and boasting a rich history of collaboration with iconic names in Japanese denim, Seuvas pioneers a new era in apparel excellence. Their garments, meticulously fashioned from premium cotton, exhibit a mastery of design and construction that distinguishes them in the industry. Seuvas incorporates natural dyes like matcha and coffee on canvas pieces, along with the exquisite touch of hand-painted ceramic top buttons from Amakusa, Kyushu, featured in all their tops.