2000s Jean Paul Gaultier upside-down multi-pocket cargo pants
An experimental pair of cargo trousers from Jean Paul Gaultier's early-2000s collections, reflecting the designer's fascination with unconventional garment construction and subversive utilitarianism. Crafted from dark charcoal cotton, the trousers feature an oversized silhouette with multiple cargo pockets arranged in unexpected positions, creating an inverted, almost reconstructed appearance. Distinctive detailing around the lower legs, including additional pocket panels and adjustable fastenings, reinforces the design's industrial character. A compelling example of Gaultier's ability to transform functional military-inspired clothing into avant-garde fashion.
Very good condition
Size: 46
Measurements
Waist |
34.5 inches |
88 cm |
Front rise |
11 inches |
28 cm |
Thigh |
11.5 inches |
29 cm |
Inseam |
30.5 inches |
77 cm |
Total length |
41 inches |
104 cm |
Leg opening |
10 inches |
26 cm |
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