Your favorite pair of jeans just got a lot more comfy
We love that Faherty designs pieces with as much detail as a Tarantino film set, and we particularly appreciate that they over-emphasize comfort at every turn. The Stretch Terry 5-Pocket Pants are a prime example—if your best-fitting jeans had a baby with your coziest sweatpants, this would be the result. Cut from a rugged cotton blend with the perfect amount of stretch, these pants are just as well suited for a long day at the office as they are enjoying that extra leg room on a flight.
Features
Next-level comfy cotton blend fabric exclusive to Faherty
3 pockets at the front, 2 pockets at the back, with metal rivets added for reinforcement
Slim, straight leg cut that sits just below the waist
Faherty branded patch at back waistband
Materials
83% Cotton
16% Polyester
1% Elastane
Antique silver metal zipper
Faux leather logo patch
Made in China
Sizing
Slim, straight leg—sits just below the waist
May feel snug out of the box, but with your natural movements, they’ll conform to your unique shape
The Stretch Terry 5 Pocket Pant runs true to size, take your normal size in pants
Care
These pants are not preshrunk
Close all zippers before washing. Turn inside-out and machine-wash in cold water with like colors on a delicate cycle
Tumble-dry on low heat and remove promptly
Warm iron when needed
About Faherty
Long before we took the plunge into the wild waters of entrepreneurship, twin brothers Alex and Mike Faherty were our surf buddies. Admittedly, they did most of the surfing on those trips, like 99.9%. But what we really remember were the late-night bonfire sessions that could spill over into the wee hours of the morning. These days, we’re much better equipped for beach days that spill over into beach nights thanks to the apparel outfit they started: Faherty. Their lifelong connection to the ocean, and Mike’s years of experience designing for Ralph Lauren have come together to create apparel that’s sustainably built from some of the softest fabrics we’ve ever felt. It’s a level of comfort and mindfulness The Dude himself (a.k.a. El Duderino) would appreciate.
