SOSHIOTSUKI SOSHIOTSUKI Gray Double Inverted Tuck Trousers

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SOSHIOTSUKI Gray Double Inverted Tuck Trousers

Name: SOSHIOTSUKI Gray Double Inverted Tuck Trousers
Brand: SOSHIOTSUKI
SKU: 262061M19100501
Price: 575.00 USD
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The SOSHIOTSUKI Gray Double Inverted Tuck Trousers fuse tailored polish with a modern, kinetic silhouette. Wool crepe drapes with quiet structure, while the Kersey grey keeps the mood refined and versatile. A crisp zip fly sits clean beneath belt loops, and four-pocket styling adds practical texture to the sleek front, interrupted only by an inverted box pleat that gives the legs a subtle, architectural lift. Rolled cuffs and a knee-length satin lining peek through for a hint of luxe texture.

These trousers read as a confident, all-season staple that moves with you. The belt loops invite a cinched hourglass moment or a looser, runway-ready drape with a partner top, and the four pockets keep daily essentials within easy reach without breaking the line. The wool crepe holds a crease when you need it and softens with wear for a lived-in, elevated feel that works from meetings to evenings with the right top or jacket layered over.

SOSHIOTSUKI leans into modern tailoring with a poised energy, and these gray double inverted tuck trousers embody that precision-meets-ease ethos. Pair with a crisp button-down and loafers for a refined look, or dress them down with a knit and minimal heel for a contemporary, city-ready vibe.

Materials / Fabrication

Wool crepe drapes with quiet structure
Inverted box pleat detail
Four-pocket styling
Crisp zip fly with belt loops
Rolled cuffs
Knee-length satin lining peeking through
Colorway: Kersey grey

Recommended Care

Dry clean only to preserve crepe drape and satin lining
Avoid high heat; lightly steam to release wrinkles if needed
Store hanging to maintain silhouette

Fit Notes

The waist is built with belt loops and a clean zip fly for a tailored front closure.
Wool crepe drapes with quiet structure and an inverted box pleat that adds architectural lift to the legs.
Four-pocket styling keeps daily essentials accessible while the rolled cuffs reveal a hint of satin lining.

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