1942 Hunting Pant, Blue Wabash

Built for the Woods, Dressed for the Railroad The Pike Brothers 1942 Hunting Pant combines old-school outdoor clothing with one of the most distinctive fabrics in American workwear: blue Wabash denim. Originally designed with the outdoors in mind, these are sturdy, practical trousers with enough character to make ordinary blue jeans look positively shy. The fabric is a substantial 13 oz Wabash selvedge denim made from 100% cotton. Wabash is especially associated with American railroad workwear of the early 20th century, where its characteristic dotted stripes became a familiar sight. Like good denim, the indigo fabric will develop more character with wear. The cut has a normal waist and regular fit, while proper old-school details include a cinch back and suspender buttons. A D-ring is provided for a keychain – handy also for a pocket-watch, should your daily schedule still depend on the 4:15 freight train. 🚂 Pike Brothers 1942 Hunting Pant Color: Blue Wabash stripe pattern 13 oz selvedge denim 100% cotton Normal waist, regular fit Cinch back for waist adjustment Buttons for suspenders D-ring for a keychain Made in Turkey 📏 Size & Measurements The 1942 Hunting Pant has a normal waist and regular fit. The measurements below are garment measurements in centimetres. Size 30 32 34 36 38 40 Waist 41 43.5 46 49 51 53 Front rise 28.3 29 29.5 29.8 30 31 Back rise 37.8 38.4 39 39.5 40 41 Hem width 22.4 23 24 25 25.5 26 All measurements are in centimetres. Waist is measured flat across the waistband. Please compare the measurements with a similar pair of trousers that fits you well.