SKU RSOTW
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Era
Likely from the mid to late 2000s–2010s, when Né-net was active and widely recognized for its playful, experimental, and deconstructed designs under Tamae Hirokawa.
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Gender
Unisex – Né-net collections were often gender-fluid, making these pants versatile for all.
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Color
• Front: Khaki beige (with animal doodle graphics) + Olive green
• Back: Brown + Navy blue
• Details: Contrast waistband, multicolor stitching, graphic sketch-style prints
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Founder & Brand Information
• Brand: Né-net
• Founder: Tamae Hirokawa, a Japanese designer who launched the label in 2005 after working under Issey Miyake.
• Brand Concept: Whimsical, playful, and experimental fashion that often merges casualwear with art-inspired aesthetics. Né-net became iconic for its “Nya” cat mascot and patchwork pieces.
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Type of Garment
Patchwork Colorblock Pants – Cotton twill trousers with asymmetrical panels, hand-doodle animal prints, and mismatched back panels.
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Tips of Style
• Pair with a plain oversized tee or hoodie to let the pants stand out.
• Combine with avant-garde sneakers or chunky boots to enhance the streetwear aesthetic.
• Layer with a minimal bomber jacket or denim jacket to balance the boldness.
• Ideal for artsy street style looks, Japanese-inspired fashion fits, or casual creative outfits.
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Description
These Né-net patchwork pants showcase the brand’s signature playful and artistic approach. The multi-color block construction (khaki, olive, brown, navy) and animal doodle prints make the piece a wearable canvas. Crafted from 100% cotton (as seen on the care tag), the pants are both durable and breathable. The drop-crotch cut adds a relaxed silhouette, staying true to Japanese avant-garde tailoring.
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Rating & Condition
• Condition: ★★★★☆ (4/5) – Gently used, minor wear but no major flaws. Fabric and prints remain intact.
• Rarity: High – Vintage Né-net items are increasingly collectible since the brand discontinued in 2018.
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Conclusion
These Né-net Patchwork Colorblock Pants are a rare find for collectors and fashion enthusiasts who appreciate Japanese avant-garde design. With its bold multi-panel color scheme and doodle prints, this piece exemplifies Tamae Hirokawa’s playful vision. Perfect for those who want to stand out with art-driven streetwear while wearing a slice of Japanese fashion history.