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RAILMAN PANT VINTAGE TWILL
RAILMAN PANT VINTAGE TWILL
RAILMAN PANT VINTAGE TWILL
RAILMAN PANT VINTAGE TWILL
RAILMAN PANT VINTAGE TWILL
RAILMAN PANT VINTAGE TWILL
RAILMAN PANT VINTAGE TWILL
RAILMAN PANT VINTAGE TWILL
RAILMAN PANT VINTAGE TWILL

Nigel Cabourn

RAILMAN PANT VINTAGE TWILL

¥31,900

Product number: 80430050006

Made of vintage twill with a unique texture and Nigel Cabourn's unique attention to detail. Pants worn by railway workers in France from the 1920s to the 1940s, with special attention to detail and arrangement.

It is a delicate and sturdy twill fabric that is well hammered in, and its biggest feature is that it perfectly reproduces the dry touch of twill fabric that has been used for several decades.
In American English, it is called TWILL, in English it is called DRILL, or the thick tissue is also called drill.
Both are twill weave.
Also known as shamonori, diagonal lines appear on the surface of the fabric.
Along with plain weave and satin weave, this is the most typical structure among textiles.
It is difficult to make a general statement because it depends on the properties and thickness of the yarn used, the density of the weaving, etc., but plain weave has a weak tear strength.
The reason is that the force is concentrated in the vertical direction at one point on a single thread, in contrast to the force in the vertical or horizontal direction.
Satin weave has a long thread exposed on the surface that is not tangled with the weave, making it vulnerable to snagging.
The drill is strong because it deflects the force that causes tearing diagonally and the entire fabric withstands it.
For this reason, it is a tissue often used for workwear and military wear.
Most of Nigel Cabourn's military clothing is 50 to 100 years old.
As a result, the woven fabric changes over time depending on the environment in which it is worn, giving it a unique texture.
Many of these yarns lose moisture over time and are also affected by sunlight and other factors, resulting in a dry, dry touch and a feeling of tension.
We have brought these characteristics back to modern times by applying original features such as the nature of the thread, weaving design, and finishing recipe.
Depending on how you look at it, it may look like a very plain cotton twill weave, but here we have a deep knowledge of vintage fabrics, excellent knowledge and high technology that can reproduce any fabric.


*This product is a continuation product, so the published part number and the purchased product may differ.
Thank you for your understanding.


COTTON 100%

MADE IN JAPAN


Width (waist): 32/45 cm, 34/47 cm, 36/ 49 cm
Inseam:32/74 cm, 34/ 76 cm, 36/77 cm
Wading: 32/ 39 cm, 34/39.5 cm, 36/41.5 cm
Hem width: 32/25.5 cm, 34/26 cm, 36/27 cm



What is Nigel Cabourn
Vintage military, workwear, A collection by Nigel Cabourn, a British designer who is also a world-famous collector of outdoor wear.
Inspired by a vintage collection of more than 4,000 items that he has collected over 30 years, his collections are timeless and reborn into something new.
It is very distinctive that Nigel himself divides his own designs into British production (authentic line) and Japanese production (main line).
The former mainly uses British-derived materials such as Harris Tweed and Ventile, and includes items produced at Mackintosh factories and Scottish knitting factories, while the latter includes unique fabrics that can only be made in Japan. By sorting out items that utilize dyeing and processing techniques that are impossible to achieve, we create a collection that cannot be found anywhere else.