Women's Cargo Pants
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Catalogue details
- Catalogue configurations
- 10
- Colour
- Navy
- Size
- 006, 008, 010, 012, 014, 016, 018, 020, 022, 024
Description and applications
These workwear pants are made from 100% cotton drill fabric weighing 310g, providing comfort and breathability during extended use. The preshrunk material ensures minimal shrinkage after washing, maintaining consistent fit over time. Reinforced stress points enhance durability in high-wear areas, while the tapered leg design offers a practical, streamlined silhouette. Multiple storage options include six pockets, with a dedicated side cargo pocket and a ruler pocket for tools or measuring devices. The waist dart improves fit by contouring to the body, reducing bulk and increasing ease of movement during physical tasks. Inseam length is set at 26cm, suitable for standard wear in various occupational settings. The fabric carries a UPF 50+ rating, blocking at least 98% of harmful ultraviolet rays for added sun protection. Care instructions recommend washing at no more than 40°C, avoiding bleach, line drying, and ironing at a maximum temperature of 150°C to preserve fabric integrity.
- Made from 100% cotton drill for breathability
- Features reinforced seams and stress points
- Includes cargo and ruler pockets for storage
- UPF 50+ fabric blocks over 98% of UV rays
These workwear pants are made from 100% cotton drill fabric weighing 310g, providing comfort and breathability during extended use. The preshrunk material ensures minimal shrinkage after washing, maintaining consisten...
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