What is the reason there are two rows of belt loops, top and bottom, on the waist?
Belt loops are arranged in two tiers at the waist of the pants, making one wonder which side to thread the belt through.
It is a structure divided so that the included denim belt can be looped through the lower loops, creating a unified look as if it were a matching set with the pants.
The first area that catches the eye at the pants' waistline is the belt loops attached in upper and lower tiers. MARGESHERWOOD has made the use of this detail clear. It is designed so that the denim belt matching the pants is worn through the lower loops[1]. Wearing the belt made of the same denim material as the pants together creates a neat, coordinated set-like look[2].
The loops divide into tiers. Generally, in the case of clothing with double belt loops, it helps the wearer choose the belt width or the height at which it sits according to their preference. One can wear it with a sense of stability by fastening a thick denim belt through the lower loops, or utilize the upper loops to thread a thin belt normally worn.
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