Comme des Garçon Junya Watanabe Wool Twill Skirt
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Twill is a weave in which the weft crosses more than one warp thread and steps over by one on each pass, and the result of that small structural rule is the diagonal line that runs across every twill cloth ever made. It has consequences beyond the look. A twill drapes more readily than a plain weave of the same weight, because the longer floats let the cloth bend more easily, and it resists creasing for the same reason. It also holds soil less visibly and wears longer, which is why twill has been the weave of working cloth for centuries. In pure wool and in black, all of that becomes a skirt with a surface that shifts as the light moves and a fall that a plain-woven wool of identical weight would not have. What we hold for this skirt is a composition, an origin, and a color, and nothing else, so what is described here is the cloth. Made in Japan.





