Gramicci for women in Taiwan

About Gramicci

The Gramicci piece to know is the Gramicci Pant, which the label calls relaxed and slightly tapered. It comes in XS to XL with a 32 inch inseam on the classic cut, and the Straight Fit version is a little wider at the hem.

Gramicci was born in 1982 in a garage in Ventura, California. Its founder, Mike Graham, was one of the Stonemasters, the Yosemite rock climbers of the 1970s. The name came from a nickname Graham gave himself when a few Stonemasters tried an all Italian climb of Half Dome, though none of them was Italian.

Graham made climbing shorts with a diamond shaped gusset in the crotch, borrowed from kung fu trousers, so a climber could move freely. A nylon webbing belt is built into the waist, and you can tighten it with one hand. After the shorts came the G-Pants, and by the mid 1980s surfers and skaters wore them too, with the small hand drawn running man logo.

Gramicci later moved its home to Japan, after it caught on in Tokyo. Every version keeps the gusset and the built in belt.

Check the inches on the Gramicci size page before you order. The corduroy pant is 100 percent cotton 10 wale cord, stone washed.

On 13 October 2026 its jackets and coats ran from NT$2,313 to NT$11,900 and its shirts from NT$1,145 to NT$4,673, in sizes S to XL. Half of the shelf cost NT$3,388 or less, and that day it held jackets, shirts, sweaters and a denim jacket but no pants.

Written 13 October 2026. Source: gramicci.com