Neato's early models are back again in corduroy. Since we're at it, let's get the jacket and cap together as well.

NEAT" has made a name for itself in the Japanese fashion scene by creating numerous masterpieces as a brand specializing in pants. The brand is pursuing a new expression by adding an arrangement to the brand's gem pants in a special order project with "URBAN RESEARCH BUYERS SELECT" (URBS).

In the past, items using archived fabrics have appeared, but for the latest work, "NEAT" has adopted a different approach, selecting the initial "WIDE" model that was produced when the brand was founded, and faithfully reprinting it from the pattern.

The main fabric used in this work is a thick 8W thick-ribbed corduroy that is densely woven. While it has a firm, self-supporting firmness and a sense of heaviness, its appearance is very elegant and impressive.

The lineup also includes a jacket made of the same material as the pants and a cap, a staple of this project, so if you can afford it, we recommend that you get all three items together.

Special Order HD Corduroy Wide-OLD ¥38,500
Size：44, 46, 48, 50

This is one of the most representative pieces that still symbolize "NEAT" even after undergoing model changes. It retains the details that are now considered old-fashioned, such as the deep tucks and the silhouette unique to the in-tuck style.

Special Order HD Corduroy Paul JKT ¥88,000
Size：44, 46, 48, 50

The base model is the "Paul Jacket" as before. It features a traditional atmosphere and is a gem finished in a British design.

Special Order HD Corduroy NEAT CAP ¥9,900
Size：One Size

The initial type "NEAT CAP" was created from the body. The crown has been modified to be a little deeper, creating a silhouette that is easy for Japanese people to wear. Special embroidery is placed on the front and back panels respectively.

Each of them will work well as stand-alone pieces, but if possible, we would like to wear them in a classic three-piece outfit. All of them are available at some "URBAN RESEARCH" stores and online, so please check them out as soon as possible.

On December 29 (Mon.), a trilogy talk by the key persons in this project, Daishi Nishino, designer of "NEET", Umi Takahata, an expert in overall apparel alterations, and Hiroshi Abe, buyer of "URBS", will be published, so if you are interested in this project, please visit the Urban ResearchOfficial SitePlease check from