Stretch satin Daimonji Sarouel Pants / Interstices and Stripes Bluish Yellow

This is a unisex product.※Please check the measurements before order. What is 「Daimonji」 sarouel pants?It is a sarouel pants inspired by a mountain called Mount Daimonji in Kyoto. ・Made of stretchy cotton satin fabric.・Hand-printed with Kyoto-style Yuzen.・Becomes knee-length when you ride on a bicycle.・Elastic waistband to adjust the size.・Two side pockets ※Pattern placement of this textile design product differs from one another due to the manufacturing process. Customers cannot specify the print. ※There may be a unique smell of dyes at the beginning, but it has no harmful effect on human body. After hanging it up for a while, the smell will gradually disappear.※If the pigment-based parts are left overlapped for a long time, they may stick to each other. ※Pigment-based dyed parts may dissolve if they come into contact with high heat.Please pay attention to the heat of the saddle when riding a bicycle etc.※Products with the same color name may vary slightly in color due to different materials. ※Care Instructions ・Please put in the laundry net and wash by machine.・Dry promptly to avoid color migration.・Do not wash with white or light color clothes.・Color transfer may occur due to friction or during wearing.・Due to the nature of the fabric, it has a certain degree of stretchability. Please adjust the garment to its original shape immediately after washing without pulling on the stitches excessively.・Do not scrub or rub the dyed part strongly.・Products with strings or straps may get entangled in bicycles. If the string goes down or is too long, be careful not to get entangled by tying it and shortening it.・Iron with a pressing cloth.・Avoid tumble dry. Product Specification ●Size M(Waist Girth: 78-98 Total Length: 69.5 Width of Hem: 21 cm) L(Waist Girth: 80-100 Total Length: 78 Width of Hem: 21cm) ※Sizes may vary slightly depending on the material.●MaterialCotton 97% Polyurethane 3%●DyePearl Senshoku Co. Ltd●ManufactureRaise Lab Co., Ltd.●Made in Kyoto