Hiroshi Kato's take on the ‘50s-issued military pant is built in the USA from garment-dyed Oxford cotton twill for a vintage, broken-in look and soft hand feel. A touch of stretch ensures all-day comfort without compromising on its rugged durability, while a slimmer, more tailored cut gives them a stylish, contemporary leg-up on the OG design. Even more, generous front patch pockets and button-through back flap pockets provide a place for all your EDC essentials. And last but not least, finishing touches include handsome chocolate military buttons at the waist and back pockets for an authentic-yet-refined look.
Features
Made in the USA
Fatigue patch pockets on the front and 2 button-through flap pockets at the back
Garment-dyed for a perfectly broken-in fit and finish
Slightly slimmer than a traditional straight cut for a more refined appearance
Secured with handsome, chocolate military buttons
Materials
98% Cotton, 2% Polyurethane
Sizing
The Fatigue Pant has a slightly slimmer than straight fit that's true to size, take your normal size
Care
Hand wash cold
Line dry
No bleach
About Hiroshi Kato
Japanese selvedge jeans are collected around the world like antiques. And after years of working amongst the old-school shuttle looms at Kaihara Mills (the mecca of Japanese selvedge) KATO’s designer, Nick Takayuki, had pretty much seen the handworked denim in all its glory. Except for one thing—out of the thousands of pairs he felt, not one of them matched the comfortable stretch of some of the jeans he’d seen in America. That lit a fire under Nick that led him through prototype after prototype until he arrived at KATO’s signature garment—Japanese selvedge denim that breaks in and fades like the best of ‘em. Then, he added the comfort of 4-way stretch for good measure.
