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Module Pant

Leather Rigid

Sale price£85.00

COLOUR: Leather Rigid

SIZE: 30

Leather Rigid
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  • Style I035653
  • 100% cotton Watertown twill, 11.2 oz
  • Relaxed tapered fit with a regular waist
  • Two side pockets and two back pockets
  • Bartack stitching at stress points
  • Zip fly
  • Woven flag label on the back

Edwin Faeh started bringing Carhartt into Europe in 1989, set up Work in Progress in 1994, and by 1996 the company had the licence to make Carhartt outside the US. The Module Pant is one of theirs, a heavyweight 11.2 ounce Watertown cotton twill with bartack stitching where the strain goes. Carhartt WIP cut it relaxed and tapered with a regular waist and four pockets. Zip fly, with a woven flag label on the back.

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