Yarn-dyeing is a "method of dyeing threads before weaving cloth," and because the threads are dyed at the yarn stage, they are resistant to color fading and retain dye strength that can withstand hypochlorous acid water, the main ingredient in bleaching agents.

Another significant feature is that CO2 emissions can be reduced by approximately 46% in the production process compared to conventional post-dyed fabrics, making it an environmentally friendly and sustainable material.

Chambray is a plain weave fabric that uses different colored yarns for the warp and weft. In this series, they are specially processed to express the feel of luxurious wool, creating delicate and classical chambray that cannot be found in conventional scrubs.

Carefully designed scrub pants that make the most of its high-end fabric

The front is designed with no tucks to take advantage of the high-grade fabric that changes colors intricately with shading. It's designed to wrap around the hips, has a loose silhouette around the waist, and tapers toward the hem, flattering the leg's shape. Although the material is non-stretch, the width of the knees is generous, so it does not interfere with your movement.

Both sides have seam pockets that do not detract from the luxurious design. The back pockets have matching stitchwork with the scrub top's collar, giving this fashionable design a subtle sense of unity when worn as a set.

Available in three colors: purple gray, deep green, and dark brown. The purple-gray warp is light blue with the weft in beige, while the deep green warp is olive with a navy weft. Finally, the dark brown warp is brown, along with a navy weft. The Chambray completed with two colors of yarns, offers complex shades and a luster that changes with shades.