Graphpaper , a brand created by creative director Takayuki Minami, pursues clothing that is "comfortable and looks good," and one of the answers to this is the "Typewriter Cook Pant," a tapered pant from the brand's signature Typewriter series.

These so-called chef pants originate from the work clothes favored by chefs who are busy moving around in the kitchen. They are characterized by their wide leg openings that don't hinder movement, and an elastic waistband or drawstring that prevents them from slipping down even when moving around.

These chef pants from Graphpaper , inspired by the trousers worn by French chefs, also feature a unique waist design with a Velcro and elastic adjuster. The silhouette is designed to accommodate various body types and comes in one size fits all. As Mr. Minami explains, the reason for making them one size fits all is "to eliminate the concept of size," and they offer the comfortable fit of easy pants, which is making them increasingly popular amidst the continuing oversized trend.

ISETAN MEN'S has commissioned a special version of this item in a wool herringbone fabric. By using thick wool, the silhouette that falls straight down towards the hem will be even more beautifully accentuated.