Bottoms

Rick Owens Mainline Creatch Cargos from SS10 "Release" in black. Highly sought after classic Creatch cargos in the more fine "mainline" iteration. Rick Owens occasionally revisits some of their classic garments outside of the DRKSHDW diffusion label to modify or remold with better fabrics and more disposable resources, thus resulting in a higher retail price point. Compared to the DRKSHDW versions, these Creatch Cargos have triple reinforced seams down the middle where the pockets meet the main body fabric, an elastic waistband that is built separately from the drawstrings, reinforced pockets with robust velcro attachments, a stronger more protruding drop crotch, larger cargo pockets, and the most notable detail, the signature "band" revolves around the entirety of the pant and is attached by velcro in the back. Made from a thin but durable poplin-like fabric and not the fleecey, athletic material that the DRKSHDW iterations are sported with. 7/10 condition. Great condition for 7 year old pants. Mild fading. These pants also went through some recent "rap history" and ripped down the middle severing the garment in half. This was repaired rather well, and is pretty much unnoticeable from the outside, but the tailor removed one of the two "| |" tags as a consequence of the repair. The season tag and wash tag remain. Size L but due to the repair and elastic waistband can fit M-L. These do not fit like the DRKSHDW counterparts. The elastic waistband fits tighter.

Rick Owens Drkshdw "Aircuts" in Rust from AW06. These are ancient aircuts from the earliest days of Drkshdw. Featuring washes and colourways that are now defunct, an extra inner flap which I don't understand (nor have others) under the button fly, Raccagni zippers. Straight fit. No belt loops. Paneled construction. This is pre-"lanyard" or the extra-long-tag Rick Owens Drkshdw with many smaller details not apparent in later renditions of the Aircut. Around this period, Rick tags, including mainline tags, were horizontal instead of vertical as seen on these pants. 7/10 condition. Shows some signs of wear, back right pocket missing button (can be replaced easily as there are many extras). Size 33.

Rick Owens DrkShdw Double Air Cuts. Somewhere around 09 give or take 2-3 years. These are the infamous and heavily sought after double air cuts featuring two Raccagni zipper that spiral upwards both legs . Men's versions were only produced for one season and are scarce, which results in buyers to scour for them in women's sizes. These are an uncommon women's 31, which fit a unisex 31, and unlike the mens counterparts these have a more desirable skinny fit. The wash and some parts of the distressing were part of the original design, however a lot of modifications have been made to these pairs. A large majority of the patching has been layered with fabric underneath the distressing. The bottom hems have a button installed to optionally close the original flaring out to a skinny fit. Older rick drkshdw "tag" still attached. 6/10 condition and modified. Size 31

Rick Owens Aircuts from "plinth" FW2013. Aircuts very rarely hit the mainline label and usually reside only in the "DRKSHDW" subline. These pants are more hefty in construction and are made from a superior material composition than the DRKSHDW counterpart. For this season Rick went at it with a simple straight cut, with one cargo pocket in the front and two regular pockets at the back. Fold over signature aircut zip with the classic and universally well-acclaimed Raccagni zippers instead of the more recent YKK zips with a button on the back. Fine details like the belt region being uninterrupted and conjoined seamlessly with the main body. The material is of a thick velour/velvet cotton in a pitch black. NWT 10/10 condition. Size 50, fits a 33 or so.