Our classic work pant made from a 11oz herringbone sulphur dyed fabric which will give up its colour over time. Finished with many of the details we are known for, which include; sewn-in belt loops, heavy twill pocket bags and super-strong poly/cotton constructional stitching.
PLEASE NOTE - THIS RELOVE ITEM IS NON RETURNABLE
11oz Herringbone Work Pants - Olive Drab Green (IH-735-ODG) Tag 30, Hemmed to 31.5''
IH-RELOVE-627 One-Off Special
€233
No tax
Our classic work pant made from a 11oz herringbone sulphur dyed fabric which will give up its colour over time. Finished with many of the details we are known for, which include; sewn-in belt loops, heavy twill pocket bags and super-strong poly/cotton constructional stitching.
PLEASE NOTE - THIS RELOVE ITEM IS NON RETURNABLE
- Size Large, in as new condition, unwashed and has been lightly used for photography
- Made in Japan
- 11oz herringbone cotton
- Sulphur dyed - so will fade with wear
- Straight cut
- Universal zipper fly
- Belt loops sewn into waistband
- Two rear pockets, left hand secured by Iron Heart snap
- Cotton twill pocket bags
- Tonal poly/cotton constructional stitching
- One washed - little to no shrinkage to be expected
- PLEASE NOTE - THIS RELOVE ITEM IS NON RETURNABLE
All measurements are specific to this product. The best way to determine the size you need is to find a similar item that fits you well, then measure the same way we do (see “How We Measure” tab) and compare with the measurements in the chart below. Actual measurements for the same Iron Heart item/tag size can vary somewhat so if a specific dimension is important to you (for example arm length) please ask us to check this before we ship by adding a note to your order. Measurements for raw denim garments are pre-soak (allowance must be made for shrinkage).
Inches
| Size | 30 |
|---|---|
| Waist | 31.2 |
| Front rise | 11.0 |
| Rear rise | 15.5 |
| Thigh | 12.0 |
| Knee | 9.0 |
| Hem | 8.3 |
| Inseam | 31.5 |
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