Keep it long, treasure it long.

Soft and light, wide pants

Wide pants that allow you to fully feel the texture of the gauze material produced by ao are now available. Even though they are pants, they have a volume as if you are wearing a long skirt, so pantsers who are not comfortable with the sooth feeling of skirts can also try them with ease.

Relaxed and comfortable

Wide pants gathered with plenty of gauze fabric have a fluffy feel that can only be achieved with two-ply gauze made of a single-ply gauze of uneven yarn. 2-ply gauze allows you to choose your favorite color without worrying about transparency, even with light colors. When you actually try them on, you'll notice that they have a beautiful line with moderate gathers from the waist to the legs, and the pants don't stick to the legs, which hides the silhouette you're worried about.

Both sides have convenient pockets. The waist is adjustable with elastic and ties for comfort. The ties are designed to go on the outside, but are accented with gold embroidery color wrapped around them.

It is useful not only for relaxing in your room, but also as one-mile wear when you go out. The gauze material is wrinkled to begin with, so these pants are also useful to take on trips, especially when traveling long distances, and you will end up picking them up because they do not constrict the legs or waist.

Comfortable from the moment you hold it in your hand.

Gauze is a fabric made by loosely twisting cotton yarns and weaving them in alternating lengthwise and crosswise directions. It absorbs moisture well, dries quickly, and has good air permeability. Gauze has a strong image of summer because it absorbs sweat well, but gauze with two or three layers has a layer of air between the two layers, making it surprisingly warm. Another appeal of gauze is its lightness and softness, as if it is covered with air.

From a sewing factory in Niigata

ao is a factory brand launched by a sewing factory in Itoigawa City, Niigata Prefecture. Using the skills as a sewing factory cultivated over many years, they make clothes using gauze, which is a tricky material to sew. The products are all gentle and comfortable against the skin, and are created by paying attention to even the smallest details, such as sewing down the seam allowance, folding down the seam, and sewing in a pouch-like shape. We also believe in the potential of gauze and are actively developing original gauze fabrics, such as coarse double gauze, one-ply gauze for a sense of transparency, and dyed fabrics that do not look like gauze at first glance.