Kohshin Satoh x A Little Village - Katti Sword Leather Patch Flared Coated Jeans

Kohshin Satoh, a trailblazing Japanese designer who launched his label Arrston Volaju in 1975, later rising to fame after debuting at the Tokyo Collection in 1983, sparking a boom in Japanese menswear design. Known for his avant-garde fusion of military, jazz, and bohemian influences, Satoh's meticulous, handcrafted pieces earned global acclaim, with admirers including Miles Davis and Andy Warhol. By 1986, he was showcasing collections in Paris and New York, solidifying his international presence. Beyond fashion, he has ventured into watchmaking, interior design, and graphic arts, cementing his legacy as a multifaceted creative force in Japanese design history.

A mythical pair of vintage Japanese denim pants, seen once in a lifetime. These jeans embrace what it means to be detailed by the right hand of a god—featuring leatherwork, studs, wax coating, and gilding in gems and metals. Showcasing two Katti-style swords in homage to Indian and/or Pakistani traditions, the swords are composed of metal plates, fairy lights, beads, and a variety of natural gems. Positioned over a genuine leather patch, they are outlined by a series of gunmetal studs. Similar design concepts follow onto the back of the pants, maintaining a consistent harmony without detracting from the spotlight held by the legendary daggers. A wax coating flows above the flared silhouette to finish the garment with texture and grit.

This is more than clothing—it is relic and rebellion. A piece to keep for a lifetime, reminiscent of monarch aesthetics while maintaining a cutthroat, alternative design. Myth turned material, meant for those who fuck.

Archive Condition: 10/10
- No damages/dirt/stains

Size: 2 (30" x 30")