Piping Sculpture Trousers

Piping Sculpture TrousersThe most sculptural piece from Absent Findings debut collection. Crafted from a deadstock soft yet structured cotton blend, this trouser offers both comfort and form. Curved piping details nod to the architectural lines of Le Corbusiers Palace of Assembly in Chandigarh, while also echoing the graceful drape of traditional Indian saris.

The cummerbund detail takes its name and form from the Hindustani 'kamarband' sash—first adopted into English in 1616 after British officers in colonial India replaced heavy waistcoats with the lighter sashes worn by Indian sepoys and civilians—cinching the waist for a clean

high-quality shirt that combines precision with innovative design

it balances functionality with quiet character

Layered above

the Pleated Asymmetric Top is defined by its directional construction and sculptural restraint

these trousers balance heritage and modernity— an expressive piece grounded in fluidity and quiet intention

creating a dialogue between Indonesian craft traditions and contemporary wear

adding contrast in both texture and pattern

Two angled welt pockets at the front and two welt pockets at the back provide practical functionality

Thoughtfully constructed from forgotten materials

tactile feel that subtly shifts in shade with movement—evoking the richness of natural suede

the My Personal References T-Shirt is crafted with a regular fit for a timeless