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Y-3 Black 'Y-3' Nylon Wired 3 Stripes Cargo Pants

Name: Y-3 Black 'Y-3' Nylon Wired 3 Stripes Cargo Pants
Brand: Y-3
SKU: 261138F08600400
Price: 256.00 USD
Availability: InStock

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Product Insights & Style Tips

Y-3’s Black 'Y-3' Nylon Wired 3 Stripes Cargo Pants channel the kinetic energy of streetwear with a high-concept edge—think sculptural lines, tactile intrigue, and that unmistakable athletic twist. The crisp taffeta has a subtle sheen and swish, making each movement feel intentional; flexible wiring woven into the cargo pockets, outseams, and cuffs allows the silhouette to morph and hold shape, letting you personalize the drama. Those iconic three stripes at the outseams carve out a steady visual rhythm, while the rubberized logo at the back pocket hits notes of understated branding that loyalists will clock immediately.

This pair has a relaxed cut with a drawstring waistband—anchored with a clasp at the belt loops for extra security—so the fit adapts and sits where you want it. Four-pocket styling gives you real space to stash essentials, and the press-stud cargo pockets are all about easy access and intentional bulk, no awkward gaping or sagging. The zip-fly keeps the practical quotient in check, and with wired details, you can scrunch, flare, or taper things to match the mood or layering needs. They slip seamlessly between unexpected pairings: a boxy tee and trainers for off-duty energy, or sharp tailoring elements for a Tokyo-meets-Berlin remix. The Y-3 cargo pant rewrites the streetstyle narrative with a palpable sense of curation and control.

Materials / Fabrication

Taffeta cargo pants
Drawstring at elasticized waistband
Clasp at belt loops
Four-pocket styling
Zip-fly
Flexible wire at cargo pockets, outseams, and cuffs
Press-stud cargo pockets at outseams
Striped trim at outseams
Rubberized logo at back pocket
Supplier color: Black

Recommended Care

Hand wash in cold water or machine wash on delicate cycle.
Use a mild detergent and avoid bleach to preserve fabric finish and trims.
Do not tumble dry; hang or lay flat to dry to prevent distortion of flexible wire and taffeta.
Iron on low heat if needed, avoiding wire and rubberized logo areas.
Store hanging or folded flat to maintain shape.

Style Check

Aesthetics: 8/10

Y-3’s wired cargo pants merge utilitarian edge with avant-garde flair. The iconic three stripes and exaggerated silhouette deliver a statement, while the wired structure at the pockets and cuffs creates directional volume. Styled in a monochrome palette with technical accents, the overall look feels both editorial and highly wearable for a trend-forward audience.

Craftsmanship: 9/10

Technical nylon taffeta appears sleek and resilient, while the flex-wire construction in the pockets, outseams, and cuffs demonstrates thoughtful innovation. Press-stud closures and premium hardware signal precision finishing. The structured yet adjustable tailoring underlines both comfort and quality, embodying the signature meticulousness expected from a Yohji Yamamoto x adidas collaboration.

Affordability: $$$

The investment is steep for cargo pants, but the hybrid of utilitarian design, brand prestige, and engineered detailing supports elevated value. While there are more affordable options, few exhibit this level of design ingenuity and fashion-forward intent, making this piece appealing for dedicated collectors or those seeking a standout staple.

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