Choku 100% Linen Pants
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$59.95 - Regular price
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$110.00 - Sale price
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$59.95
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- Material: 100% premium linen
- Fit: Relaxed, straight-leg fit
- Fabric: Lightweight and breathable, ideal for warm weather
- Details: Elastic waistband with drawstrings featuring the Japanese phrase 水に流す (Mizu ni Nagasu), meaning "let it flow," symbolizing letting go and moving forward
The name Choku (直) means "straight" or "honest" in Japanese, reflecting simplicity and authenticity.
Note: Run small—it is recommended to order one or two sizes up for a loose, baggy fit.
Model Measurements: Jie is 6'0" (183 cm), 158 lbs (72 kg), wearing size XXL.
Shipping & Returns
Shipping
- USA - 6-8 business days
- Canada - 7-10 business days
- Europe - 7-10 business days
- Australia / New Zealand – 10-20 business days
- Other countries - 10-25 business days
Contact us at info@kidoriman.com for any questions.
Returns
- Refunds & exchanges can be processed within 90 days of purchase.
- All returned items must be unused, with tags, and in original condition.
For more information, read our Returns & Refunds Policy.
Care Guide
1. Hand Wash or Use Delicate Cycle: To keep your Kidoriman gear in top shape, handle it with care. Hand washing is best, but if you use a washing machine, choose the delicate cycle with cold water. For embroidered and printed items, turn them inside out to protect the designs.
2. Use Mild Detergent: Avoid harsh detergents, fabric softeners, and bleach, as they can damage the fabrics. Stick to mild detergent for gentle cleaning.
3. Air Dry: Skip the dryer after washing. Lay your Kidoriman pieces flat or hang them to air dry. Keep them out of direct sunlight to prevent fading.
4. Store Carefully: To maintain the shape, fold your Kidoriman items neatly and store them in a drawer or on a hanger. Keep them away from direct sunlight and humidity.
5. Don't forget to Iron: Many Kidoriman items, especially those made from cotton and linen, tend to wrinkle. Iron on the flip side using low heat. For embroidered and printed items, iron inside out with a cloth between the iron and fabric to protect the designs.
