4310DPM: Bonsai Forest Original Snopants® Loose

Subdued Night
£295.00
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Loose fit black Original Snopants®, cut from a water repellent organic cotton/recycled poly with all over print house camo DPM: Bonsai Forest. Snocords® allow for a fully adjustable waist and hem, whilst darts at the knee provide an articulated shape for a free range of motion.

  • Organic Cotton / Recycled Poly
  • DPM: Bonsai Forest
  • Loose fit
  • Fully adjustable Snocords® system
  • Secure zip pocket
  • Quick dry / Water repellent
  • Internal media pocket and ankle stash
  • Converts to 3/4 lengths or shorts via. Snobutton® system
  • Riri Temple ball® and components

Maharishi's house pattern 'Bonsai Forest' incorporates symbols of peace and nature such as bonsai trees growing from heavenly clouds, as well as the dragon, representing man's spiritual journey and quest for the pearl of wisdom.

143gsm · 66% Organic Cotton 34% Polyester

Global Organic Textile Standard certified organic cotton interwoven with recycled polyester yarns, creating a lightweight yet high tensile strength fabric that is also quick-drying.

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DPM: Camouflage

Maharishi's use of camouflage aims to detach the disruptive patterns from their military associations, reclaiming the symbolic value away from war and promoting the true roots in nature and the development by artists. Key prints include the return of DPM: Bonsai Forest, depicting trees growing from heavenly clouds and a water pattern, seen in a Pointillist iteration. An art movement which developed in 1886 which saw artists apply a series of dots and strokes to surfaces which blend together in order to be interpreted from afar.

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