GOOD ENOUGH Patchwork Pants - The Original Source of the SUPREME Collaboration

Here's the English translation:

These are the patchwork pants from GOOD ENOUGH, which are the talk of the town, having been released today in collaboration with SUPREME.

GOOD ENOUGH was a driving force behind Japan's street culture in the 1990s, the origin of Urahara (back Harajuku).
At the very beginning of the Urahara culture, GOODENOUGH (Good Enough) reigned supreme as the top Urahara brand, with Hiroshi Fujiwara, later revealed, as the designer.
The products were only available at limited stores like the legendary NOWHERE and READY MADE, making them difficult for the average customer to purchase.

The brand sadly ended in 2017, but today marks the release of a long-awaited collaboration with Supreme, with whom they had collaborated several times since 1999.

These pants are the inspiration for the patchwork pants that are also included in the current collaboration items.
The lining is attached, so you won't experience the rough, scratchy feel that is typical of patchwork pants.

Given this collaboration, the value is sure to increase even further in the future, so many people have likely been looking for these.

While shorts and shirts can be found on auction sites, long pants like these, similar to the collaboration items, are rare.
The collaboration items are trading for around 70,000 yen on Mercari, so why not take this opportunity?