French Work Pants - Navy
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Although when you think of French clothes you’re likely to think of Haute Couture and high fashion, there’s actually a strong working class history of apparel as well. Long a battleground for the rights of the labour force and revolution against the ruling class, French workwear is often overlooked.
orSlow based these around a classic French workers pant, with multiple utility pockets to carry whatever bits and bobs you might need. The cut is relaxed, with a slight taper and elastic across the back of the waist for a bit of modern comfort without being too casual.
This pair is finished in a quintessential workwear fabric: herringbone. The robust cotton fabric with alternating weave creates a lovely texture, the opposing angles forming subtle lines. If you’ve ever looking at the patterns groundskeepers cut into the turf it’s a similar visual effect, albeit for your legs. Functionally, it also helps to prevent tears from growing as quickly.
Although when you think of French clothes you’re likely to think of Haute Couture and high fashion, there’s actually a strong working class history of apparel as well. Long a battleground for the rights of the labour force and revolution against the ruling class, French workwear is often overlooked.
orSlow based these around a classic French workers pant, with multiple utility pockets to carry whatever bits and bobs you might need. The cut is relaxed, with a slight taper and elastic across the back of the waist for a bit of modern comfort without being too casual.
This pair is finished in a quintessential workwear fabric: herringbone. The robust cotton fabric with alternating weave creates a lovely texture, the opposing angles forming subtle lines. If you’ve ever looking at the patterns groundskeepers cut into the turf it’s a similar visual effect, albeit for your legs. Functionally, it also helps to prevent tears from growing as quickly.
