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Unisex Freedom Flight Trousers - Denim

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Unisex Freedom Flight Trousers - DenimGood Ol' Whats Her Face is a sublabel of W'Menswear, designed as an alternate line in collaboration with Nama Denim, to help support the artisans behind their garment production during uncertain times. The Unisex flight trousers combine this economic sustainability with an ecological one, manufacturing these from "end of production" canvas fabrics that would otherwise go into a landfill. Every single pair of the Freedom Flight Trousers are made start

Good Ol' Whats-Her-Face is a sublabel of W'Menswear, designed as an alternate line in collaboration with Nama Denim, to help support the artisans behind their garment production during uncertain times. The Unisex flight trousers combine this economic sustainability with an ecological one, manufacturing these from "end of production" canvas fabrics that would otherwise go into a landfill.

Every single pair of the Freedom Flight Trousers are made start to finish by one operator, Ms Taral Pukklang, at Nara Denim's workshop in Bangkok Thailand. From cutting to sewing, everything is done by Ms Pukklang alone, using a collection of vintage workwear sewing machines to complement the sturdy fabric and complex design.

These are a unisex style, cut with a comfortable high rise, roomy top block, and full thighs with a gentle taper down to a reasonably wide leg opening. The pleated front allows for a more dramatic waistline, which can be further brought in with side tab adjusters above the back pockets. Speaking of pockets, you've got your standard two in the front and two on the back, with and extra two on the front of each thigh.

Completed with a clean interior construction and fully finished seams, these are built to last, utilizing double stitched felled seams throughout. These are new-old-stock, and made from off-cuts and scraps that would otherwise be thrown out. Instead, these perfectly new and exceptionally high quality fabrics are fully utilized, creating a pair of pants that are (in our opinion) both artistically valuable and functionally superior.

Fits slightly snug - choose your usual waist for a snug fit, or size up for a more comfortable waistband that can be adjusted with the side tabs if necessary. Wash cold and hang dry in the shade.

  • Color: Off-White
  • 100% Cotton
  • Patchwork canvas fabrics
  • High rise with a wide leg
  • Slight taper
  • Six pocket configuration
  • Zip fly
  • Side tab adjusters
  • Pleated front
  • Runs small, we recommend sizing up 1
  • Unisex fit
  • Custom labels
  • Wash cold and hang dry
  • Made in Bangkok, Thailand
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