[~90's] Old Hermès Paris 2 Tuck Wool Trousers Size.50

Estimated around 90's, "2-tuck wool trousers" made by Hermès Paris.

"Hermès Paris" is a top brand that no one knows about.

Hermès is one of the world's most prestigious fashion houses, which began in 1837 as a harness workshop opened in Paris, France by Mr. Thierry Hermès, a harness maker.

As its origins indicate, its origin is not "decoration" but rather unwavering durability even in harsh environments and quiet elegance.

In 1880, his son Charles-Émile Hermès moved his workshop to 24 Rue Faubourg Saint-Honoré, an address still known today as an iconic address, and began making custom-made harnesses and saddles, expanding his reputation throughout Europe.

The true value of Hermès is that it does not stop at just preserving tradition.

Émile Hermès, which was at the helm during the interwar period, was sensitive to changes in lifestyle and expanded its domain beyond horse harnesses to include leather goods.

The most symbolic thing is the introduction of the "zip".
He saw the potential in the opening/closing mechanism used for car tops that he saw in Canada, and in 1922 he obtained the right to use it, and since then it has been widely used in Hermès bags.

This idea of ​​``transforming function into beauty'' can be said to be the core of what makes Hermes unique.

In 1937, Robert Dumas created the first silk scarf.
In 1951, Emile's son-in-law, Robert Dumas, took over the business, and the House's icons began to take shape one after another.

In the hands of Hermès, items such as the Kelly bag and Chaîne d’ancre are elevated from everyday tools to eternal symbols. In 1956, the bag became known as the Kelly after a photo of Grace Kelly holding it was reported to the world.

From 1978 onwards, Jean-Louis Dumas took the brand to the world stage, and in 1984, the Birkin bag was born from a chance encounter on an airplane.
You can see that the history of Hermes has always been updated next to "customer's lives".

What Hermès talks about is not flashiness, but ``passion for handiwork'' and ``the life of the user.''

The precision of the workshop and the lifestyle of the times.
Because these two things have been sewn together with a single thread, Hermès products are not just luxury products, but tools that become more persuasive the more you use them.

The Maison "Hermès Paris" has a classic face, but is actually always looking towards the future.
For those who want to add to their wardrobe an area that cannot be reached with temporary trends.

Introducing universal wool slacks from Hermes, which can be said to be the highest quality brand.

This is a pair of Hermes trousers that are rare in ``small size x 2 tucks,'' which you wouldn't come across if you were looking for them.

In the context of neat dress pants, the volume and lingering feeling created by the tuck creates an exquisite balance that is neither too stiff nor too loose.

Personally, I like this detail so much that I collect a lot of tucked slacks from my personal belongings, but just by tucking them in, the drape becomes even more beautiful when standing.
Even if you tuck in your top, it won't look long, and the extra space around your waist will give you a mature look.

The front has a minimalist look similar to slacks.

The waist has a button closure and has a "portable" closure on the inside.
It feels like it supports your waist with a surface rather than a point, and it fits elegantly when you tuck in your shirt.

The back style has a classic configuration with two pockets with button closures.
The line of the pockets runs smoothly, making the back look neat and tidy without adding any unnecessary statement.

Even when you put on a jacket, it works as a quiet detail that maintains the dignity of the back.

The front has a zip front design.
The zip slider uses a "YKK" zip.has been adopted.

A brand tag with "HERMES PARIS" written on it is presumed to be from around the 1990s on the inside of the waistband.

The silhouette is neither too thick nor too thin, with a slightly tapered line.

The 2-tuck design gives room to the hips and thighs, while converging naturally toward the hem, so whether you wear it with leather shoes or take it off with clean sneakers, it will look mature.

This item uses "100% wool" fabric for the outer material.

It has a twill-like texture with a prominent weave without being overly brushed, and has a balance of moisturizing and firmness.

It has a firm ``feel of being worn'' that is unique to medium-weight fabrics, but it doesn't feel like it clings to your legs due to its weight, and it drapes beautifully when you move.

The lining is lined with a high-quality acetate x viscose fabric that suppresses the snags that are typical of wool, while providing an elegant feel to the skin.

The color appears dark brown from a distance. "Melange tone".

At first glance, it is a quiet dark brown color.
However, when you get closer and follow the thread, you can see a complex expression, with a hint of green, like a bead, mixed in with a hint of red.

It has a depth that cannot be achieved with a single color of brown, and the shade fluctuates depending on the angle of light and distance, so even if you keep the top simple, your styling will not look flat.

Although it has a calming dark color, it leaves a feeling of something ``sexy and strange''.
This seasoning creates a casual, adult atmosphere.

The size notation is "50"
I think it corresponds to "M" in Japanese size.

Looking at the actual size, I think it's a golden size that fits the Japanese body type, so I think people with a wide range of body types can wear it.

There are some signs of use such as dirt, but there is no major damage that would make it difficult to wear, so I think it can still be worn.

"Hermès Paris" has reigned as the pinnacle of many luxury maisons, and has accumulated quiet dignity and "persuasive power as a tool".

The circulation of Hermes trousers with this specification and this sexiness is limited, and you can't wait for the next one.
For those who want to raise their wardrobe standards.