• Garments have been profesionally industrially laundered.
• Work garments may have patched holes, stains, or other imperfections.
• These work clothes are great if you get dirty often and don't have direct customer interaction.
• These garments have life left in them for the right individuals at a SIGNIFICANTLY lower cost.
• Please always take a look at the images, where we attempt to highlight the range of possible defects.
• *Note* 1 pair = 1 pair of pants, 2 pairs = 2 pairs of pants, 3 pairs = 3 pairs of pants.

OUR CLASSIC CARPENTER JEAN FOR WORKING CARPENTERS. OR JUST THE WEEKEND KIND.

Our exclusive room2move™ fit offers a better fit in the seat, thigh, knee and bottom leg opening. The action gusset allows ease of movement. Our patented leather tape measure reinforcement on right front pocket is handy as well as reinforced. 1000 Denier Cordura® lined back pockets.

• Styling: Carpenter
• Fit: Relaxed
• Rise: High
• Front Closure Type: Zipper fly with button
• Leg Opening: Fits over boot
• Care: Machine Wash. For further care instructions see label inside garment.

Pants: We measure our pants and we write the measurement on the WHITE industrial laundry tag on the outside of the pant waist. We measure inseams, but for waists, we go by the manufacturer's waist size (Written on the inside manufacturer tag). The reason we do is that so we have a standard to go by. Our most common brands are Red Kap, Dickies, Reed, and Bulwark. All of these brands have a pretty set standard for waist size. To measure waist size, you must zip AND button up the pants, lay them down on a flat surface, and measure with a tape measurer from left to right, rounding to the nearest half an inch. Therefore, if you measure 17.5", the waist size is 35, if you measure 17", the waist size is 34. We have found most brands of work clothes to be fairly standard in having an exact correspondence between waist measurement and waist size.