The garment is constructed from a triacetate fiber textile woven in a diagonal twill pattern. The medium-weight fabric demonstrates minimal stretch capacity along both the warp and weft directions. The weave density remains consistent throughout all panels with no variation in thread count.
The straight-leg design maintains equal circumference from thigh to ankle opening. The waistband sits approximately 5cm below the natural waistline, stabilized by internal stitching without external hardware. Intentional fiber removal creates patterned apertures, each with reinforced edges to prevent further fraying.
All seams feature double-row stitching with additional bar-tack reinforcement at stress points. Metal fasteners display uniform oxidation patterns consistent with industrial processing. The interior shows no exposed raw edges due to overlock finishing on all seam allowances. Hem edges utilize a single-fold construction secured with continuous stitching.
The textile recovers its original dimensions after moderate tension. Production methods ensure consistent placement of distressed elements across all units. The garment arrives as a single assembled item with no additional components.
Material properties show no measurable variation between production batches. All structural components demonstrate identical assembly techniques. The construction permits unrestricted movement without permanent deformation. Manufacturing tolerances allow for minor deviations in distressed element placement within standardized parameters.
