Lot JG-12 - Late 30s Ironworkers Trousers Duck - Brown

The Ironworkers Trousers are a faithful reproduction of late 1930s to early 1940s American workwear, specifically designed for ironworkers. Crafted from high-density selvedge duck canvas, these trousers feature a rugged and boxy silhouette, reflecting the utilitarian aesthetics of the era. The design emphasizes simplicity and durability, with minimal embellishments, capturing the essence of Depression-era industrial design. Details include a cinch-back waist adjustment and practical pocket configurations, enhancing both functionality and vintage appeal. These trousers are one-washed to minimize shrinkage and are made in Japan, ensuring high-quality craftsmanship. These immediately sold out, along with the Ironworkers pants, according to John. That's how good these pieces are in person. They're standouts amongst standouts. 

• 10s x 6s high-density selvedge duck canvas
• One-wash finish (pre-shrunk)
• Brown duck color
• Cinch-back waist adjustment
• Practical pocket configuration
• Boxy, straight-leg fit
• Mid-to-high rise
• Made in Japan

A variance of +/- .5" is within tolerance.

Fit Notes:  Tommy is wearing a 33 in these pants. These being washed makes a huge difference. You can snag your best fit based on the guides and it will fit right out of the box. These are comfy and relaxed with a mid/high rise, so if you get the waist right, the rest should fall in line. Tommy is 5'10," 165lbs with a 33-34" waist.