Description

The Freenote Cloth Ortega Pant is a fresh remake of a carpenter workwear trouser in a classic straight fit with a high rise, a roomy seat and thigh, and a straight leg to a wide hem, yielding a traditional cut for various body types. These pants are crafted from a 13 oz. Japanese Herringbone Twill, reproduced based on military cloths known for their durability and drape. This cloth is loomed using yarns dyed to a saturated burnt brown Rust to reflect a workwear palette, and garment-washed to provide a vintage texture, finish, and softened flexibility in a dutiful fabric that will patina over time. The Ortega Pant fit is a modern take on a classic straight, channeling a timeless aesthetic in a function-forward cut for a wide range of body types. Staying true to heritage production details and design elements, this pant features a US-made gunmetal button fly, copper-riveted slant-front pockets, back patch pockets, and a utility-knife side patch pocket. It is completed with a heavy-duty twill for the interior knee reinforcement panel, waistband lining, and pocket bags. It is constructed with a triple chainstitched flat-felled seat, inseam, and outseam, along with bartack reinforcements throughout. The Freenote Cloth Ortega Pant is a modern take on Western workwear made in the United States with old-world quality – sure to become a future heirloom for the vintage-inspired enthusiast seeking something new.