Inspired by military fits of the 1950s, these utility pants are made from organic twill fabric with luxury-grade hardware and threads, making them a timeless and durable closet staple.
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Olive
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$138.00
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AE77 Premium Utility Pant
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Boston, MA
Height5'7"
Weight150 lbs
5 out of 5 stars.
Impeccable Style & Quality, Fits Like a Glove
5 months ago
I have thicker legs and a narrower waist and these pants did not disappoint. All the stylish pants I try these days suffocate my hips and thighs and restrict my range of motion while managing to gap in the waist. These pants gave me hope that someone is still out there designing clothing for my body type. The fit is very flattering, hugging all the right places and leaving room for movement. The fabric is supple and strong and soft to the touch, and the overall quality of the product exceeded my expectations. I'm blown away.
Yes, I recommend this product.
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4 out of 5 stars.
Wish they fit!
6 months ago
Nice pants but sizing is off if you go by the size chart. I recommend sizing down. I’m 5’7”, 125 lb and size 4 was too big. I wasn’t able to try the 2 since it was sold out.
