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NYLON OXFORD PIGMENT DYE PANTS

As the air begins to warm, heavy outerwear in wool, down, and padding starts to feel unnecessary, even on colder days. With each passing moment, layers grow lighter, and it feels as though spring has quietly arrived.

Last week in Nakameguro, where the cherry blossoms reached full bloom along the riverside, people strolled beneath the pale pink canopy, food in hand.
From the nonnative shop, the gradual shift of the trees into soft shades of pink could be enjoyed day by day.

In tune with this unmistakable spring mood, nonnative introduces a new series of pants crafted from “NYLON OXFORD PIGMENT DYE” fabric, featuring a color reminiscent of softly tinted clouds at dusk.

Made from durable nylon oxford, the fabric is lightweight yet highly resistant to tearing and abrasion, with approximately 1.5 times the strength of polyester. Breathable and comfortable, it is suited for active use, while remaining equally fitting for everyday wear.

Finished with nonnative’s signature pigment dye process, the fabric develops a vintage-like texture.
By applying large pigment particles to the surface rather than penetrating the fibers, the material gains depth and character. With repeated wear and washing, the fabric gradually fades, revealing a unique and expressive patina over time.

Retaining the crisp texture of nylon while achieving a matte finish, this balance creates a distinctive look. The subtle fading and nuanced color open up new possibilities for spring and summer styling.

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