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A1923

A Diciannoveventitre Hand Stitched Linen Trousers

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Made in Italy
  • Heavy linen canvas dyed a smoked dark brown, breaking grey with wear
  • Scar stitching along the curved seat yoke, centre back seam and legs
  • Pocket lining hand stitched in
  • Seams curving forward into the hems
  • Hems cut on an angle, dropping at the back, finished raw over overlock
  • Waist hook above a fly of buttons closed by loops of thread
  • Curved front pockets
  • Thin leather strips as belt loops
colour
Dark brown
tagged size
No size marked
fit
fits a 34-35 in waist, slim leg
condition
7 out of 10
Slight abrasion to the leather of the belt loop
price
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About the brand
A Diciannoveventitre, written A1923, is the label of Simone Cecchetto, the footwear designer of Carpe Diem. When Carpe Diem closed in 2006 he went to Rick Owens and left almost immediately, finding it too avant-garde. The label he founded instead was first named Augusta, for his grandmother, now A1923: the A is Augusta, and 1923, spelled out in Italian, is the year she was born. It is built on wabi-sabi, the embrace of natural irregularity: every pair is made by hand in Italy, and sizes and models are usually marked in handwriting in place of printed labels.
Measurements
waist35 in / 89 cm
front rise9 in / 23 cm
inseam38 in / 96.5 cm
leg opening8 in / 20.5 cm
thigh10 in / 25.5 cm
Material
Fabric 100% linen. Pocket lining 100% cotton.
Care guide
Dry clean only - a machine wash will stress the scar stitches and the surface dye. The smoked colour is meant to break grey along wear lines, so let it. Steam lightly if the linen needs settling and store hung by the waist.
Barter

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  • The item you are looking to trade for
  • Your item: brand, name, tagged size
  • Photographs of the front, the back, the labels and every flaw
  • Its measurements
  • Whether you want a straight trade or a trade with cash on either side

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Items offered in trade are valued as they would be listed here.

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