U.S. Navy Wide-Fit Utility Pants Herringbone Black

The "01-5212-61 Navy Wide Fit HBT Utility" by orSlow is inspired by the work trousers worn by the U.S. Marine Corps during World War II. Herringbone Twill, or HBT for short, was the fabric of American work and field uniforms in the 1940s: durable, breathable, and made for everyday wear. orSlow adopts the wide silhouette of these trousers almost unchanged, with plenty of room through the hip and leg.

The fabric is a Herringbone Twill developed especially by orSlow. It is woven with unevenly spun yarns that give the surface the restless, lively texture of vintage pieces from the 1940s. The fine ridges of the herringbone pattern stand out clearly as a result. With its medium weight, the fabric is neither heavy nor thin and can be worn all year round.

In black, the herringbone pattern initially appears understated and reveals itself primarily in raking light. With every wash, the color gradually fades, the ridges of the pattern stand out more clearly, and the trousers acquire the depth of a long-worn work garment.

Size reference: The trousers run large. The model is 184 cm tall, weighs 79 kg, and wears size 2/W30.

• 01-5212-61 U.S. NAVY WIDE-FIT UTILITY PANTS BLACK
• Made in Japan
• 100% cotton
• Original Herringbone Twill
• Uneven yarns
• Medium-weight fabric
• Color: Black
• Wide Fit
• Straight Leg