We always look for that unique pair to compliment all of Momotaro's incredible staples. This season, they've given us one heck of a gorgeous selvedge denim with a dark grey weft. This piece features all of the standard Momotaro details you're used to but with a twist. They've gone with a tonal stitching choosing to forgo the pink inseam. We think with such a monochromatic pair, from a fashion standpoint, this executive decision was warranted. These feature a grey, special edition leather patch and red selvedge id giving them a distinct look among all other Momotaro pairs. These are very likely to be the last bastion of Momotaro's heritage branding, so if you want a little piece of history...now is the time to snag it.
- 14oz Grey x Natural Selvedge
- Fully Sanforized
- Red Skinny Selvedge ID
- Tonal Stitching Throughout
- Grey Deerskin Leather Patch
- Engraved Iron Buttons & Copper Rivets
- Chainstitch Hem
- Hidden Pocket Rivets
| Size | Waist | Rise | Thigh | Knee | Inseam | Leg Opening |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 28 | 28.25" | 10" | 10" | 7.15" | 34.5" | 5.75" |
| 29 | 30" | 10.75" | 11.25" | 8" | 34" | 7" |
| 30 | 31" | 11" | 11.5" | 8.25" | 34" | 7" |
| 31 | 32" | 11" | 11.75" | 8.35" | 34" | 7.35" |
| 32 | 33" | 11" | 12" | 8.5" | 34.5" | 7.6" |
| 33 | 34" | 11.25" | 12.25" | 8.8" | 34.5" | 7.75" |
| 34 | 35" | 11.5" | 12.65" | 9" | 34.5" | 7.75" |
| 35 | 36" | 11.75" | 12.85" | 9.2" | 34.5" | 8" |
| 36 | 37" | 12" | 13.25" | 9.4" | 34.5" | 8.25" |
| 38 | 39" | 12.5" | 13.75" | 9.65" | 34.5" | 8.65" |
A variance of /-.5" is within tolerance.
Fit Notes: Tommy is wearing a size 34 in these. He has learned from past iterations that Momotaro always fits small. The waist was likely a bit big on these in a 34, but a belt would've drawn that in easily. The 0605 is a slightly roomier than normal fit in the top block with a nice strong taper. These guys are for our shoppers who need a little more room in the seat, but still want the look of a tight leg opening. Tommy is 5'10," 170lbs with between a 32-33" waist.
