Inaba, the business clothing buyer on the 5th floor Isetan Shinjuku Store, Men's Building , selected BERWICH , a factory specializing in trousers that is committed to made-in-Italy production, and Bernard Zins, a luxury trouser brand from France, as trousers that embody the current trend. Both are leading trouser brands of the present era, and Inaba says, "The great thing about trousers is the overwhelming lineup of patterns that can accommodate the diversification of styling. Trousers are supporting the trendy and unique coordination." What does it mean to be a trendsetter who believes "trousers create style"?

Berwich's latest silhouette, a trendsetter.

Berwich Pants "Scotch" ¥25,920 ■ Isetan Shinjuku Store, Men's Building 5th Floor = Business Clothing

Berwich presents a modern collection that combines innovative silhouettes with bold details, material choices, and a competitive price range. The "Scotch" model, which was popular last season, is a beltless style with side adjusters and a longer waistband, creating a carrot fit. The 9/10 length allows you to fully enjoy the tapered silhouette at the hem, which is a major appeal. It pairs well with jackets and remains popular this season as an "easy-to-wear carrot fit."

Berwich Pants "Lucano" ¥28,080 ■ Isetan Shinjuku Store, Men's Building 5th Floor = Business Clothing

Berwich's new trousers, the "Lucano" model, exude a fashionable vibe. Based on military chinos, these wide-leg straight trousers have a strong classic feel that seems to foreshadow trends for the coming seasons. Wear them with a shorter length and pair them with cut-and-sew tops, knit polos, or t-shirts – they're definitely a pair you should try.

Bernard Zins, a trouser brand favored by those with a distinctive style.

Bernard Zins Pants "Pilote" ¥34,560 ■ Isetan Shinjuku Store, Men's Building 5th Floor = Business Clothing

Bernard Zins is a trouser brand founded in 1967 in Reims, northern France. While incorporating sartorial details, it has a passionate following thanks to its elaborate construction, including wide thighs, wide hems, double pleats, and brace buttons.


The model we're introducing today, "Pilotto," is a reissue of a classic model released by the brand in the 1980s. These wide, straight, no-pleat trousers can be worn for a clean, sophisticated look. In particular, the fit around the waist is so comfortable you'll want to try them on. This season, Isetan Shinjuku Store, Men's Building will be offering them in cotton and seersucker stripe patterns.

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