Double Knee Carpenter Jean

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Hardwearing double-knee jeans milled from Italian fabric

One of the best parts of the workwear renaissance is all the no-nonsense, durable pieces that’ve come along with it. Corridor’s Double Knee Carpenter Jean is the heavy-duty workhorse you can wear on a jobsite or a jaunt about town. Cut and sewn from Italian-milled fabric and soft-washed for comfort on day one, they achieve an effortless level of style only found in the rarest vintage pieces. With all the classic side pockets you’d find in a carpenter pant, double knees, and reinforced stitching throughout—these pants dole out heavy doses of function as well as good looks.

Features

• Double knees for added durability
• Perfect hint of stretch for a non-stop comfortable feel
  
• Tool pocket and hammer loop for extra utility
• Custom hardware for a unique finish
• Soft-washed for comfort and vintage-inspired style
• Embossed leather patch elevates the classic workwear design

Materials

• 98% Cotton, 2% Elastane

Sizing

• The Double Knee Carpenter Jean fits true to size. Take your usual jean size.
• For the best personal fit, compare the measurements of one of your best-fitting pants to the garment measurements below

Garment Measurements

	30	31	32	34	36	38
Waist	32½	33½	34½	36½	37½	38½
Leg Opening	9¼	9½	9¾	10¼	10½	10¾
Inseam	30	30	30	32	32	32

All measurements are in inches.

About Corridor

Headquartered in the heart of New York City’s Garment District, Corridor has exploded over the past few years—going from a small line of shirts to a full blown collection of handsome menswear. Their special sauce? An ace team of designers who put about as much time into getting a shirt just right as most designer brands would put into making a tailored suit. Plus, their immediate neighborhood is a fashion mecca, offering close relationships with some of the world’s best fabric importers and clothiers. That’s why whenever you throw on one of their garments it’s bound to become a fast favorite, with the impressive combo of perfect fit, range of motion, and materials built for the long haul.