FAQ
The 10-pocket cargo pants offer practical storage with less bulk. The 12-pocket version adds more organizer pockets and a hammer loop, making it better for workers who carry multiple tools.
The 7 oz cotton twill work pants are better for frequent kneeling because they include double-front knees and a gusseted crotch. The 6 oz ripstop pants are lighter and more flexible for climbing and repeated movement.
Both 13.5 oz work jeans use a relaxed boot-cut fit designed to sit over work or cowboy boots. The main difference is pocket storage, with one style offering seven pockets and the other offering nine.
No. The ripstop cargo pants and shorts are water resistant, not waterproof. They can handle light moisture and small spills but should not replace waterproof rain gear.
Measure a pair of men’s work pants that already fits well and compare the waist and inseam with the product size chart. The pants should allow comfortable squatting while remaining long enough to cover your work boots.
Some cargo pants are pre-washed or pre-shrunk, but minor shrinkage may still occur. Wash in cool or warm water and avoid high dryer heat to help preserve the waist, inseam, and fit.