Lot JG-CS16 - Naval Training Sweatpants - Oatmeal

The U.S. Navy has been issuing athletic training sweatshirts and sweatpants to sailors since the 1930s, and these sweatpants were among the first. Featuring knee pads that match the elbow pads on the accompanying sweatshirt, this design stands apart from the many USN sweatpants available. While sweatshirts with a single V insert and no elbow pads are common, these sweatpants remain a rare find. We were initially drawn to these pants because of the wider leg opening. We almost always see some sort of elastic or ribbing at the base of sweatpants, but not with these. The drawstring waist and hem allow for custom adjustments. And, like everything knit we've been seeing from John Gluckow, these are super soft.

• 100% Cotton
• Suspended Fleece Lining
• Drawstring Waist and Hem
• Knee Pads
• Back Stencil
• Made in Japan

Note: The following shrinkage may occur after washing:

• Waist: -2.0" to -2.4"
• Thigh: -0.4" to -0.8"
• Front Rise: -0.4" to -0.8"
• Back Rise: -0.4" to -0.8"
• Length: -0.8" to -1.2"
• Hem Width: -0.4" to -0.8"

Fit Notes: As you can see from the charts, and the on-body pics....these are huge. Tommy definitely should've worn a medium instead of a large. These run really roomy, and have a ton of string for synching. We think the were built large to fit a larger range of soldiers. So we would highly recommend sizing down in these. Keep in mind, they will shrink quite a bit in the waist. Tommy is 5'10," 165lbs with a 33-34" waist, and his typical North American size is a 32 while he normally wears 33 in Japanese brands.