Pajama Pants

The name says "Pajama Pants", but these were designed to be worn outdoors.

Hip pockets and side pockets together, so stepping straight out into the street looks like nothing unusual.

From the house to the shop nearby, or shopping in the center of town.

A pair that removes the line between pajamas and daily wear on purpose.

The cloth is a broadcloth in an extremely fine yarn count.

Broadcloth is a plain weave packed densely in both warp and weft, known for a smooth surface, a particular luster and light weight.

It is the cloth normally reserved for fine dress shirts.

Cotton in both cases, but a fundamentally different order of material from the flannel or gauze used for ordinary pajamas.

Breathable and absorbent as well, a full-length trouser you can wear without hesitation even on the hottest days.

And the drape broadcloth gives cuts out the coarseness that summer dressing tends toward.

The refined fall of the cloth lends a relaxed silhouette a composed presence.

The sewing follows the grammar of a shirt as well.

No overlock inside; the seam allowances are finished so they never show.

It is a step usually dropped on casual trousers and on pajamas, and D.C. WHITE gives it to these without stinting.

Care taken where no one sees it comes back directly as cleanness and refinement on the body.

The silhouette is a relaxed fit.

Generous pleats at the waist give a natural volume through the hips once they are on.

Worn a little higher they fall straight and clean; worn a little lower they curve gently and break at the shoe in a soft, lustrous cushion.

Shirred elastic gives the waist about 20 cm of adjustment.

Whatever the build, nothing binds, and the result is entirely stress-free.

182 cm / 78 kg, wearing size L

Material: 100% cotton

Made in China