Utility Herringbone Cargo Pants
Our Utility Twill Cargo Pants in Black are a modern essential, combining durability and comfort. Made from mid-weight cotton twill, these pants feature six roomy pockets with secure button closures, including angled thigh compartments for easy access. Adjustable button tabs at the waistband and hems provide customizable fit options, while tonal stitching and matte black buttons complete the minimalist aesthetic. The fading, enzyme wash and distressing provide a worn-in vintage look.Â
Unisex, Relaxed Fit. True to Size.
Mid-Weight, Designed to be worn during all Seasons.
Man model (Nazar) is 6'1" and is wearing a size 34.
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Utility Herringbone Cargo Pants
Our Utility Twill Cargo Pants in Black are a modern essential, combining durability and comfort. Made from mid-weight cotton twill, these pants feature six roomy pockets with secure button closures, including angled thigh compartments for easy access. Adjustable button tabs at the waistband and hems provide customizable fit options, while tonal stitching and matte black buttons complete the minimalist aesthetic. The fading, enzyme wash and distressing provide a worn-in vintage look.Â
Unisex, Relaxed Fit. True to Size.
Mid-Weight, Designed to be worn during all Seasons.
Man model (Nazar) is 6'1" and is wearing a size 34.
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Our Utility Twill Cargo Pants in Black are a modern essential, combining durability and comfort. Made from mid-weight cotton twill, these pants feature six roomy pockets with secure button closures, including angled thigh compartments for easy access. Adjustable button tabs at the waistband and hems provide customizable fit options, while tonal stitching and matte black buttons complete the minimalist aesthetic. The fading, enzyme wash and distressing provide a worn-in vintage look.Â
Unisex, Relaxed Fit. True to Size.
Mid-Weight, Designed to be worn during all Seasons.
Man model (Nazar) is 6'1" and is wearing a size 34.
