【NOTICE📢】
🥽Changes to store hours during BESPOKED

Due to BESPOKED OSAKA taking place from October 23–25, there will be changes to the opening hours of Blue Lug’s three Tokyo stores: Hatagaya, Kamiuma, and Yoyogi-park.
If you’re planning to visit, please check the updated schedule in advance.

Hatagaya Kamiuma Yoyogi-park
Mon 19 Oct ○ ○ ○
Tue 20 Oct × × ×
Wed 21 Oct × × ○
Thu 22 Oct ○ × ×
Fri 23 Oct ○ × ○
Sat 24 Oct ○ ☆ ○
Sun 25 Oct ○ ☆ ○
Mon 26 Oct ○ ☆ ○
Tue 27 Oct ☆12PM〜16PM ☆12PM〜16PM ×
Wed 28 Oct ☆12PM〜16PM ☆12PM〜16PM ○
：
Back to regular schedule
○ Opening
☆ Conditional Opening *1
×Closed irregularly
×Closed

*1 In the open with a condition, we are not accepting any bike services.
*2 Kagoshima’s opening hours will be as usual.

The second batch of the Bike Pants have arrived.

Thanks to feedbacks from around the world, we were able to add some upgrades and some new colors to the lineup!

Release Date
In stores and Online
October 24th (Sat) 12:00 PM (JST)

We added two new colors, beige and olive green.

The olive green was added by Kari at the Yoyogi Park’s request. He took inspiration from his 70-80s vintage work pants that he would often wear to work and wear daily.

Excellent modeling by Kari, I must say. I can tell that he’s very satisfied with the finished product from his smile.

The beige was strongly requested by our dear customers.

Beige is the most classic color for a pair of work pant, so it didn’t make sense to not add it to the line up.

We also added a new size, XXL for both lengths, regular and long. If it wasn’t for your voice, we wouldn’t have added this size, so thank you for all the feedbacks. Please feel free to reach out to us, if you notice something about our products.

Nakaji from Lug is 187cm tall and wearing an XXL/regular.

Here is a size guide for reference.

One more thing!

We have updated the material from high density cotton twill to West Point Twill.

What exactly is “West Point twill”?

Originally used for uniforms at the United States Military Academy at West Point, it’s a fabric you might recognize from vintage military trousers.

Made with finer yarns woven tightly together at a high density, it’s considered one of the finest types of chino cloth, offering excellent durability and a smooth, refined finish.

In the Japanese fashion term, we call this “Weapon” (ウエポン) which actually comes from an abbreviation of “West Point,” the name of the U.S. Military Academy where the fabric originated.

All the existing colors are also updated to the new fabric from this batch.

These pants are not fancy or trendy. They’re just normal pants with a normal fit. It may sound boring, but these are the kind of pants that never fails you.

Hope y’all can grab a few pairs!