/fa/ - Fashion

I'm a poorfag, too, but can we talk about more interesting stuff?

These titanium-coated wool pants are from Devoa.

>Big Pocket Cargo Pants constructed from a titanium coated wool. The titanium coating is applied after production of the item. The pants feature a jodphur silhouette with a extended rise and voluminous thighs that flow to a slim fit from knee-down. They feature a four pocket design with an asymmetric fly. They feature tucks at the knees to create a three dimensional pattern. This combination of fabric and pattern create a more casual piece, rarely seen in Devoa collections.

I don't know terribly much about them, but the rap goes that Daisuke Nishida, the designer, is a former professional athlete (haven't seen it specified what kind) and "medical instructor" or "medical trainer" whose only professional training was from his tailor granddad.

The clothes are always designed around and for the movements of the human body - shocking concept, that, clothes actually designed to wear - and they're often rooted in traditional Japanese textiles, notably washi, a traditional paper-based fabric. The patternmaker is always credited on the label and the textile artisan often is.

And that's about all I know. Anyone have some good resources on them?

Old collection video:

http://vimeo.com/33388382

>there are people RIGHT NOW in Lululemon when this exists