These avant-garde wide-leg pants feature a deconstructed, distressed aesthetic with prominent frayed vertical seams running down the outer legs—characteristic of Gallery Dept’s signature raw-edge tailoring. Crafted from a heavyweight cotton or cotton-blend twill in a muted olive green wash, they exhibit intentional fading and texture variation for a worn-in, vintage-inspired look. The relaxed, straight-cut silhouette offers comfort and movement, while the cropped hem with raw fringe detail complements chunky sneakers. Paired here with a neutral oversized tee and beige-brown chunky sneakers, the ensemble embodies contemporary streetwear minimalism with artisanal edge. Ideal for urban exploration, gallery visits, or creative casual settings, these pants balance utility and conceptual design. Though no visible logo confirms the brand definitively, the construction, seam treatment, and colorway strongly align with Gallery Dept’s collaborative and reworked denim/pant offerings (e.g., their 'Distressed Wide Leg' series). The lack of explicit branding is intentional per their design philosophy—identity lies in craftsmanship, not logos.