Cargo pants khaki

Originally military clothing, chinos and cargo pants have become staples of an "Ivy" style wardrobe, a preppy student style born in the United States.
The problem with vintage cargo and chinos is that they have a straight, loose and puffy cut. Originally, they were worn tucked into high boots; hence the presence of the lace towards the hem to tighten it. However, this cut displeases some people: so we wanted to make a few modifications to it. We tapered it and tightened it towards the bottom to suit as many body types as possible.

There are a thousand ways to wear cargo pants. However, they are best worn with functional pieces or utility jackets, such as work jackets, for example, with patterned knitwear or cable-knit wool sweaters, with military-style t-shirts: the combination is then perfect. It's a winning combination. As for the bottom, with paraboots - a brand that we love - or especially sneakers. Fans of the latter will be able to find a detail hidden under the hem once rolled up, which will undoubtedly enhance your outfit and even refine your silhouette.

There are three different types of buttoning for the BDU: Velcro, which is the least expensive finish; metal snap; four-hole sewn buttons, which can be found in several military wardrobes. In some versions, you can only see a stop stitch on both ends, which is more economical. Our pants, in addition to their corozo buttoning keeping the blown volume like a real military pocket, also have a double tab to hide the button, and thus facilitate the unbuttoning of the pocket on the thighs and back. On the left leg, we have placed a small pocket to slip your smartphone or more if you like.

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