Toronto-based brand The Common-Folk specializes in blending historical Japanese silhouettes and fabrics with modern design sensibilities. Founded by Joseph Azulay, the brand works closely with Japanese fabric mills and denim brands, with a focus on highlighting traditional textile craftsmanship such as the shuttle loom weaving and indigo dyeing processes.
Inspired by the Tattsuke Hakama, a Japanese workwear pant , this garment features iconic features of the design such as the balloon-style legs. Crafted from lightweight cotton denim dyed indigo, the pants are accented with double metal button side openings, a selvedge wrap around waist tie and open cuffs with double ties.
