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Moclose Unisex Utility Cargo Pants - Oversized Drop-Crotch Joggers With Multi-Pockets, 100% Cotton, Black/Khaki, Sizes M-XXL
€39.23€69.67
Faarf : khaki


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Seller assumes all responsibility for this listing.Artikelnummer: 32573453
Item specifics
Dicke
Mëttelgewiicht
Hosen Stil
Casual Hosen
Faarf
Schwaarz
Muster Typ
Drécken
Taille Typ
Mëtt
Material
Polyester
Längt
Laang
Stoff Elastizitéit
Liicht Stretch
Fleegeinstruktiounen
Hand Wash
Included Components
Ee Stéck
Item description from the seller
Redefine Streetwear Utility
These deconstructed cargo pants fuse Japanese workwear DNA with Brooklyn skate culture. The strategically dropped crotch allows maximum mobility, while the 29-inch inseam pools dramatically over sneakers—no hemming needed. Every stitch screams anti-fast-fashion, from the bar-tacked pocket corners to the military-grade zipper fly.
Why This Outperforms Basic Joggers
✔ Archival-Grade Cotton – 100% heavyweight yarn resists knee bagging.
✔ 7-Pocket Ecosystem – Includes hidden zip compartment for AirPods.
✔ WTAPS-Inspired Pleats – Creates fluid drape without bulk.
✔ Genderless Sizing – XXL fits 40" waist with intentional slouch.
✔ Industrial Aesthetic – Raw stitch lines echo Margiela’s deconstruction.
Style Hack: From Dawn to Dusk
Team with chunk-soled shoes for instant 4cm height boost, or cuff the ankles to showcase statement socks. The pre-washed fabric won’t shrink, and the reinforced gusset prevents crotch blowouts during squats. A cult favorite among Harajuku thrifters and NYC hypebeasts alike.
Your Uniform for Urban Exploration
Click “Add to Cart”—these aren’t just pants, they’re wearable art.
























