Halb - Chain-Linked Studded Flared Cargo Pants
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Halb, a Japanese brand, was initially launched as an derivative of Tete Homme, which was founded in 1981 by Kazutaka Katoh. In 2002, Yuji Kobayashi was given the responsibility of launching Halb, but in 2005, he left to pursue a different career. Kiminori Morishita, who had worked as Kazutaka’s assistant since 1986 and became Tete Homme’s lead designer in 1998, took over as creative director of Halb. Before joining Halb, Kiminori had also started his own label, which gained some international recognition. In 2009, he decided to focus on his personal brand and went independent. By 2014, Halb ceased production and merged back into Tete Homme, which continues to operate today. These Halb cargo pants are crafted with unique chain link details that connect the pocket zippers, adding an industrial edge to the design. An asymmetrical studded pocket flap offers a bold contrast, enhancing the pants' distinctive look. Custom hardware and laces attached at the knees provide an extra layer of functionality and style, while the carefully tailored flare ensures a comfortably stylish fit for those who, particularly when paired with boots. Merging practicality with statement-making design, they carry the brands' lore on their back.
Archive Condition: 9.5/10
Like New; No damages/dirt/stains
Size: (Large) 33" x 33"
