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Flint Pant Wall Garment Dyed

Wall

Sale price£100.00

COLOUR: Wall

SIZE: L

Wall
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  • 100% organic cotton 'Moraga' Twill, 8.25 oz
  • Garment dyed
  • Zip fly
  • Drawcord and elastic in the waistband
  • Tool pockets
  • Inseam insert
  • Bartack stitching at vital stress points
  • Regular tapered fit, regular waist

Wall is the colour Carhartt WIP keep coming back to, and this is the Flint Pant wearing it. Midweight Moraga twill at 8.25oz, all organic cotton, garment dyed so it fades in rather than out. Drawcord waistband, tool pockets, bartacking at the stress points. A pale stone trouser that gets better dirty.

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