Our men’s line starts with a single, well-built style: the Wide Leg Utility Cargo Pant. It is a relaxed, urban cut in garment-washed cotton twill, made in-house in Dhaka.
Key takeaways
- Relaxed wide-leg cargo in 260–280 GSM garment-washed cotton twill.
- Four colourways, each with its own fabric.
- YKK fly zip, cargo flap pocket, sizes S to XL, and wholesale available.
The fabric
The cargo pant is a 3/1 twill at 260–280 GSM, garment washed for a lived-in feel. Each colour uses its own fabric: Jet Black in a canvas twill of 65% cotton and 35% polyester, Sand Beige in a cotton-linen slub weave, Charcoal Grey in a fine twill of 55% cotton and 45% polyester, and Olive Green in a heavy 100% cotton canvas.
Design and construction
The wide-leg fit uses curved panel construction. Details include deep side pockets, a cargo flap pocket and two patch pockets, a YKK #5 fly zip, a matte gunmetal button, belt loops, a reinforced seat seam and a wide bottom hem.
Sizing
The pant is sized S to XL, with garment measurements given in inches. A Medium has a 32 inch relaxed waist, 44 inch hip and 25 inch inseam, with a 37 inch outseam.
Care
Machine wash cold and inside out, and do not bleach. Tumble dry low and use a warm iron, following the label because settings vary by fabric. Wash dark colours separately.
More to come
This is the first style in our men’s line, with more styles joining. If you are a retailer or reseller interested in menswear, you can request wholesale pricing. To buy a single piece, see the Wide Leg Utility Cargo Pant.
Frequently asked questions
Does every colour use the same fabric?
No. Each colourway has its own fabric: canvas twill, cotton-linen slub, fine twill and heavy 100% cotton canvas.
What zip does the cargo pant use?
A YKK #5 fly zip with a matte gunmetal button.
Can I order the cargo pant wholesale?
Yes. Request a wholesale quote for minimum order quantity, lead time and pricing.
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