The ‘Longshoreman pant’ from Freewheelers is a hard-wearing work wear design from the early 20th-century. Never ones to overlook any details, the brand have paid close attention to nuanced design features from the time to make this trouser really stand out. The rise is high on his trouser and features a loose/ straight fit which is comfortable and breathable. The heavy white cotton is woven as a herringbone twill fabric which is soft to the touch and hard wearing. The back of the jean features no yoke seam but a traditional cinch back with a durable antique buckle. The pair of rear back pockets, one with a button flap and one without, are joined by a smaller utility pocket which is lower down the right leg. They are all framed by the vintage ‘Union Special Overalls’ cotton patch which sits at the center of the indigo wabash lined waistband. Two traditional slip front pockets are given the iconic Freewheelers stitch detail at the mouth, and one small watch pocket is included for versatility. Double felled seams help to ensure that this trouser will stand up to a decade of hard wearing and hard work.
- Loose/Straight fit
- High rise
- 100% cotton
- Six pocket design
- Cinch-back
- Wabash lined waistband
- Freewheelers stitch detailing
- Vintage cotton patch
- Double felled seams
- Made in Japan
