OrSlow - Double Knee Utility Work Pants (Khaki)
The new Double Knee Utility Work Pants are a unique take on classic workwear. The front features a classic inset side pockets with a double covering on the knee and the back uses a special large curved pocket with an interior pocket giving you plenty of options for storage without sacrificing silhouette. The lighter weight fabric is comfortable and easy to break in, but is still plenty durable for daily use and wear.
The new Double Knee Utility Work Pants are a unique take on classic workwear. The front features a classic inset side pockets with a double covering on the knee and the back uses a special large curved pocket with an interior pocket giving you plenty of options for storage without sacrificing silhouette. The lighter weight fabric is comfortable and easy to break in, but is still plenty durable for daily use and wear.
The new Double Knee Utility Work Pants are a unique take on classic workwear. The front features a classic inset side pockets with a double covering on the knee and the back uses a special large curved pocket with an interior pocket giving you plenty of options for storage without sacrificing silhouette. The lighter weight fabric is comfortable and easy to break in, but is still plenty durable for daily use and wear.
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- MADE IN JAPAN
- 100% COTTON
- 13.5oz JAPANESE DENIM
- BUTTON FLY
- REGULAR FIT
- WASH COLD HANG DRY -
Brett is 5'11" with a 31" waist, wears L in tops, and is wearing a size 2. Fits true to size; take your normal size.
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The name OrSlow refers to the label’s ethos of crafting clothes with consideration, in reaction to fast fashions and society. Each piece has been made in Japan using specialist machinery and locally sourced materials. OrSlow's designer Ichiro Nakasu has been collecting and obsessing over vintage military and workwear since childhood. As a result, OrSlow's collection rings with familiarity. From time-tested five pocket denim to 50's workwear jackets cut from contemporary synthetic fabrics, OrSlow has a foot each in the past and the future.
