Farinelli’s

Sweaters

"The Mauro Pant"

by Men Without A Country

None of you will have heard of MWAC and with good reason: it is a brand new menswear label created by mysterious man whose current job at a well-known fashion house forces him to work in the shadows in order to preserve his identity. Yes, much like Martin Margiela he is a ninja designer. Mr.MWAC's main passion is denim, especially hand-done washes, but will soon be releasing specially-coated chinos using fabrics previously engineered for technical outerwear. The line is inspired by 1890's "Black Gold"-era workers that chased their dreams independently: men without a country.

Some facts about the jeans:
-This particular model in its weight and raw state is a limited world exclusive to the Farinelli's store. Only 110 units will be produced and all of them will are numbered on the inside.
- The denim is 3x1 13oz raw sanforized selvage that was cut and sewn in Okayama, Japan, a prefecture known to some as the "mecca" of artisanal denim.
- The yarn construction makes for a very dense weave that creates a blueish-black surface indigo color to the point that it's somewhat hard to see the white warp up close.
- Double-cap buttons, which increase long-term durability, that measure 20mm or about 2mm larger than other brands. The buttons also have a special coating to give them an oxidized look but because they are not genuinely iron oxidized they will not bleed or break down.
- Thick buffalo leather was used for the back patch as well as for the accompanying travel tag.
- The jeans were sewn on 1940s cast iron machines using multi-gauged threads throughout the body.


100% Cotton
Made in Japan
For best results wear 6 months without washing

	28	29	30	31	32	33	34	36
Waist	15	15.5	16	16.5	17	17.5	18.25	19
Rise	10.5	10.5	11	11	11	11	11.25	11.25
Thigh	9.5	9.75	10	10.25	10.5	10.75	11	11.5
Knee	7.5	7.75	8	8	8.25	8.5	8.75	9
Inseam	33	33	33	34	34	34	35	35.5
Hem	7	7.5	7.5	7.5	8	8	8.25	8.5