Japanese Wagtail Wide-Leg Trousers
Wide-leg trousers crafted from 100% viscose, featuring an exclusive print inspired by Japanese Wagtail on Lotus Plant(1925–1936) by Ohara Koson (1877–1945). Designed with dramatic elephant-leg proportions and front pleats, the silhouette combines fluid movement with a tailored waist. The lightweight fabric allows the artwork to flow naturally with every step.
Materials:
100% Viscose
Details:
Wide elephant-leg trousers
Front pleats
High-waisted fit
Side pockets
Wide, fluid silhouette
Exclusive print inspired by Japanese Wagtail on Lotus Plant (1925–1936) by Ohara Koson (1877–1945)
Designed and handmade in Berlin
Made to Order:
Some of our pieces are made after your order is placed instead of being kept in stock. This allows us to produce only what is needed and avoid overproduction. Please allow 4–5 working days for production before shipping. Once your order is placed, we'll contact you to confirm your measurements if needed.
Please note that the print placement may vary from piece to piece. Every garment is cut individually to make the best use of the fabric, making each one unique while helping us reduce textile waste.
Customizations:
Size Inclusivity: If your size isn't listed, reach out to us—we'll be delighted to create a piece tailored just for you.
Fabric Options: If you'd like this design in a different fabric, get in touch—we'll be happy to explore the possibilities with you.
Fit Adjustments: Each piece is made individually, allowing for small adjustments to achieve the best fit.
In-Person Fitting:
If you're in Berlin, we offer personalized adjustments to ensure the perfect fit for a small fee.
A note from us:
Inspired by Ohara Koson's delicate depiction of wagtails among lotus plants, these trousers transform a historic Japanese artwork into a contemporary silhouette. The generous leg and soft pleats enhance the fluidity of the viscose, allowing the print to move beautifully with the body. Handmade one by one in Berlin, every pair is individually cut to celebrate the artwork while helping us reduce textile waste.
Japanese Wagtail Wide-Leg Trousers
Wide-leg trousers crafted from 100% viscose, featuring an exclusive print inspired by Japanese Wagtail on Lotus Plant(1925–1936) by Ohara Koson (1877–1945). Designed with dramatic elephant-leg proportions and front pleats, the silhouette combines fluid movement with a tailored waist. The lightweight fabric allows the artwork to flow naturally with every step.
Materials:
100% Viscose
Details:
Wide elephant-leg trousers
Front pleats
High-waisted fit
Side pockets
Wide, fluid silhouette
Exclusive print inspired by Japanese Wagtail on Lotus Plant (1925–1936) by Ohara Koson (1877–1945)
Designed and handmade in Berlin
Made to Order:
Some of our pieces are made after your order is placed instead of being kept in stock. This allows us to produce only what is needed and avoid overproduction. Please allow 4–5 working days for production before shipping. Once your order is placed, we'll contact you to confirm your measurements if needed.
Please note that the print placement may vary from piece to piece. Every garment is cut individually to make the best use of the fabric, making each one unique while helping us reduce textile waste.
Customizations:
Size Inclusivity: If your size isn't listed, reach out to us—we'll be delighted to create a piece tailored just for you.
Fabric Options: If you'd like this design in a different fabric, get in touch—we'll be happy to explore the possibilities with you.
Fit Adjustments: Each piece is made individually, allowing for small adjustments to achieve the best fit.
In-Person Fitting:
If you're in Berlin, we offer personalized adjustments to ensure the perfect fit for a small fee.
A note from us:
Inspired by Ohara Koson's delicate depiction of wagtails among lotus plants, these trousers transform a historic Japanese artwork into a contemporary silhouette. The generous leg and soft pleats enhance the fluidity of the viscose, allowing the print to move beautifully with the body. Handmade one by one in Berlin, every pair is individually cut to celebrate the artwork while helping us reduce textile waste.
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