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Good evening. This is Ikeda.

The use of onomatopoeia in boys' manga is very good.
When it comes to ONE PIECE, I think the overwhelming majority of people choose "Don".
The way he puts it into the scene is truly genius.

“Beben” from Wano Country was also very good.
Don't miss the "Don Dot Dot" that will be revealed in the future.

While wondering who came up with these onomatopoeias, today we would like to introduce OVER PANTS with a ``lumpy'' silhouette.

Updated from SNOWCAMO PANTS, which was released in COLLECTION 01, to AW specifications.
I remember that it was very well received during the pre-opening period.

I wear old snow camo pants, and I really like the thick, floppy silhouette.
However, since I purchased a dead stock item that had not been remade in any way, it was a little difficult to wear, as the pockets were through-holes and the fabric was thin and a bit see-through.
The right hem is covered in dirt from the bicycle chain.

I think we have created OVER PANTS that eliminate the inconvenience of second-hand clothing while also highlighting the brand's character.
COLLECTION 01 was made of 100% nylon, but COLLECTION 02 uses a double weave of 100% cotton, making it suitable for cold weather.
Of course, 100% nylon snow camo pants are good, but wouldn't 100% cotton not only be functional but also give a warm atmosphere?

If it's second-hand clothing, I think it either has a through pocket or has been remade with bag cloth, etc., but INNAT's functionality is even higher.
The waist pocket has two tiers.

This is a continuation of the SNOWCAMO PANTS from COLLECTION 01, but it's really convenient to wear.
The flap is something that appeals to me, but I feel like the hassle of opening it is a negative point.

I'm so happy that the design retains the good features of the flap while adding pockets to ensure functionality.
It's also safe from a security perspective if you put things like keys that cannot be dropped in the flap pocket.

Old clothes only have one pocket on the back (sorry if there are pockets on both sides), but there are patch pockets on both sides.
This is another nice point to add.

Although it has a ``slender'' silhouette, it has been adjusted so that it does not look unfashionable, so I think it will be easier to wear even for those who are reluctant to wear it because of old clothes.
Although some adjustments were made during the photo shoot, the darted knees still retain the distinctive features of snow camo pants, which have a very three-dimensional feel.
There is a drawcord at the hem, so you can change the silhouette by tightening it or not, or go up a size and wear it thicker than usual, depending on your preference.

Available in 3 colors: Natural, Beige, and Sumikuro.
Beige is extracted from pomegranate, and Sumikuro is extracted from Kishu Bincho charcoal and dyed.
In addition, Natural, an item from COLLECTION 02 that uses cotton, uses the same color as cotton.
All of them have warm colors that will bother you.

This is a must-try item not only for those who like a slouchy silhouette and military fans, but also for those who have avoided second-hand snow camo pants.

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