Bootleg denim jeans from Yoji Pour Homme. As you can see in the pictures, those jeans are not Yohji Yamamoto Pour Homme, but rather a bootleg version of the line which seems to date back from the 1980s. It is somewhat confusing that jeans would be produced under this brand name when you consider that Yohji Yamamoto did not properly produce jeans until the early 2000s. In any case, they are still some of my favorite pants in my collection. They fit amazingly well, the quality of the fabric is surprisingly good, and they have a really unique design with the front pockets looking like back pockets. They are used and have some stains, but they are still in great condition.