Knit Corduroy Pants Indigo Shave

Good On Knit Corduroy Pants Indigo Shave

• 81% cotton / 19% polyester
• Original « Knit Corduroy » fabric
• Soft and elegant corduroy texture
• Relaxed fit with a slightly tapered leg
• Waistband with hook strap
• Zip-free construction
• Indigo dye
• Made in Japan

The Knit Corduroy Pants by Good On highlight the brand’s innovative « Knit Corduroy » fabric, designed to be both soft, lightweight, and stretchy, offering a wearing comfort close to that of jersey while retaining the classic textured look of corduroy.

These pants feature a simple and versatile silhouette, with a slightly tapered leg and a comfortable width that adapts easily to many outfits. The waistband is equipped with an easy-to-adjust hook strap, eliminating the need for a zipper while maintaining a clean, minimalist look. Unlike pigment dyeing, a field in which Good On specializes, this model is dyed with indigo. Nevertheless, the dyeing technique remains very similar. As it is not a uniform dyeing process, it gives the garment a vintage look and an uneven color. Each piece therefore differs slightly from one dye bath to another.

What sets Good On apart as a manufacturer is above all its expertise in the dyeing techniques used to color its garments. The brand is particularly known for its pigment dyeing technique (“pigment dye”).

To explain it simply, if you were to cut the garment in half, you would notice that the core of the cotton remains white. The coloration takes place only in post-production, once the garment has been fully constructed. With pigment dyeing, the dye does not penetrate deeply into the fabric, coloring only the surface of the garment.

As this is not a uniform dyeing process, it gives the jersey a vintage appearance and an uneven color. Each piece therefore varies slightly from one dye bath to another, and this distinctive patina will further develop over time and through repeated washing.

Good On is one of the manufacturers offering the widest range of pigment-dyed colors (nearly thirty shades), with constant research into new tones each season.

Good On also pays particular attention to the durability of its stitching. During the dyeing process, garments are subjected to significant friction and twisting, which requires seams with a high level of strength.