Graphzero, an artisan denim brand from Kojima, Kurashiki

The Kojima area of Kurashiki City, Okayama Prefecture, is the birthplace of domestic jeans and one of the world's leading jeans production areas. Founded here in the spring of 2004, Graph Zero is an up-and-coming denim brand that has been gaining attention for its original jeans, which are hand-dyed and faded in a way that would be unprofitable for major companies.

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"Easy pants" are popular because they have an elastic waist and are easy to wear.
This model has a deep rise and a relaxed silhouette, and is equipped with five denim-like pockets on the front and back.

The back of the waist is elastic so it doesn't feel too tight, and the loose fit makes it comfortable to wear.

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Model: 175cm (male) wearing size 2

The loose fit around the waist also helps to cover your body shape.

They have the casual feel of cargo pants, but are also basic enough to be worn for a long time.
The loose silhouette does not cling to your feet, making them suitable for use throughout the year from spring to autumn.

You can roll up the hems to make it look even lighter, and also pair it with socks for a stylish look.

Front zipper

The classic 5-pocket jeans look

There is an elastic waistband on the back, so it can be worn without a belt.

Hem

Graph Zero original, donut buttons and rivets

Fabric expansion

The material is comfortable to wear all year round, and pairing it with a collared shirt or other items will give you a relaxed look.

Available in unisex sizes. Great for couples to share.
Enjoy a variety of outfits regardless of body type, height, or age.

Not only for yourself, but also as a gift for birthdays, anniversaries, Mother's Day, Father's Day, Respect for the Aged Day, etc.

Depending on the time of your order, there may be cases where the product is out of stock. In that case, it may take about one week to ten days for the product to be restocked. Thank you for your understanding in advance.

Please do not tumble dry.

Please note that there may be individual differences in color and pattern depending on the photograph and fabric.