USA-made khaki pants modeled after the original WWII chino
The Jack Donnelly brand was built with one singular mission: to make the best damn khakis you've ever laid your hands on. Toss out those ill-fitting dad slacks and mass-market chinos designed to fall apart within the year, these USA-made threads are here to take the style and longevity of your wardrobe to the next level. An extremely well-built take on a classic silhouette, these Twill Straight Chinos are as versatile and reliable as a Fender Stratocaster or a cast iron skillet.
Features
Classic khakis inspired by the original WWII chino
Made using old-school American manufacturing techniques for a truly built-to-last construction
USA-made twill fabric woven from 100% cotton
Plain weave twill has tightly-packed diagonal lines on the face
Traditional fit sits right at the waist and is straight through the hip, thigh, and leg
Not too full, not too slim, but the perfect amount of room for maximum comfort
Deep on-seam front pockets made from genuine drill cloth
Cut-in double welt back pockets
Coin pocket adds to the classic khaki design
YKK golden brass zipper on the front
All sizes have a 32" inseam
Handmade in USA
Materials
8.5 oz 100% cotton twill
Sizing
The M2 Cotton Twill Straight Chinos have a classic straight fit that's true to size, take your normal size in chinos
All sizes have a 32" inseam
If you're between sizes we recommend you order the larger size and utilize the washer and dryer to shrink them down a bit
For an ideal fit, measure your best-fitting chinos and compare them to the chart below
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
36
38
Waist
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
37
39
Front Rise
9¾
10
10¼
10½
10¾
11
11¼
11¾
12¼
Inseam
32
32
32
32
32
32
32
32
32
All measurements are in inches.
Care
Please follow care label instructions inside your khakis
With repeated wash and dry your khakis will tend to shrink a bit—if this happens, simply hang khakis to dry and they will return to original shape
To limit wrinkles without ironing, lay khakis on flat surface and allow to air dry, or promptly remove khakis hot from the dryer and fold
If your khakis feel tight out of the dryer, don’t worry, as they will loosen up after initial wear
Ironing is not a necessity in caring for your khakis, but if you prefer ironing, we recommend high heat for khaki twills
If you choose to dry clean, khakis will maintain a fuller, longer fit than if home laundered
