From their humble beginnings as a storefront and fly-fishing outfitter in Sapporo, Japan, to their evolution and global acclaim as an official clothing label, Kaname Nagaoka’s South2 West8 has always been, first and foremost, a leisure and lifestyle brand centered around Tenkara. Meaning “from the sky” or “from heaven”, Tenkara is a traditional, minimalist form of Japanese fly-fishing requiring only a rod, line and fly. So, of course, dressing appropriately for the activity is key. 

Now part of the enigmatic and diverse Nepenthes brand umbrella, South2 West8 still specialize in the appropriate apparel for that weekend fishing trip, but now that their utilitarian style has transcended the streams and been championed by fans in both city and country, the brand has expanded its scope to include some more modern designs in its collection… still inspired by the simpler side of life. 

The Center Seam Pant is characterised by a relaxed wide silhouette. The waist is elasticated with a webbing belt specification. It features a number of striking details such as 3-stitched seams in the center of both legs and overlapping pockets. A drawcord is attached to the hem, and you can also wear it with different lengths. 

If a size is not listed, it is sold out. 

• 69% Cotton / 31% Nylon
• Made in Japan

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