Associated with Maison Martin Margiela’s Spring/Summer 1999 output, these trousers reflect the designer’s continued late-’90s investigation into scale, reduction, and the translation of utilitarian dress through a more conceptual lens. While often grouped with Margiela’s broader “doll’s wardrobe” language of altered proportion, the pair itself is notably restrained, rendering workwear codes in a clean, elongated silhouette with pronounced patch pockets and stark topstitching. That balance of industrial straightforwardness and formal clarity is central to Margiela’s work of the period.

Indigo cotton denim work pants.

· Mid-rise

· Belt loops

· Zip fly

· Two patch pockets at front

· Contrast topstitching throughout

· Straight leg

• Tagged size 40

100% cotton.