WORKERS Officer Trousers Regular Fit 8oz GR Back Denim

While considered a classic, the Officer Trousers subtly change their silhouette and lineup every season.
These are what are commonly known as "chino pants."
This season, we've chosen two colors of chinos and denim in around 8 ounces so that they can be worn from the height of summer.
GR Back Denim: The weft threads are gray, hence the "GR" designation.
It appears to be a generally dark, murky color.
It's a bit more expensive because the weft threads are also dyed.
The gray cotton twill is 10 ounces, which is a bit thicker.
Serge fabric looks like wool at first glance, but it's actually 100% cotton.
Because it uses top-dyed (cotton) yarn, it looks like wool even though it's cotton.
I love it, but the yarn is expensive, so the price is even higher.
The Slim Fit features double-stitched rolled seams on both the sides and inner thighs, and is the Type 2 version.
The hem width is just over 18 centimeters. Because the fabric doesn't contain synthetic stretch fibers, it offers a slim fit with a comfortable amount of room.
The back pockets have flaps.
Darts are placed diagonally, allowing for more dimension and creating a more pronounced curve to the hips.
Since the thigh area isn't very wide, we used darts to create as much curve as possible around the hips, making them comfortable and not too tight.
However, the stitching around the seat area tears if you do any kind of bending or stretching exercise.
When excessive force is applied, the stitching, rather than the fabric, is intentionally sewn twice using a flatbed sewing machine so that it tears.
Because once the fabric tears, there's no way to repair it.
Regular fit, straight silhouette with a 21 cm hem width.
"Separate obi": The obi is a separate piece from the main body of the garment. The coin pocket has a flap.
The rounded shape at the back is designed to distribute the darts between two fingers for a clean finish.
The seat seam is finished with double-stitched rolled seams, and the sides, inside, or interlock stitching.
We aimed to create straight-leg chinos with a durable stitching design that can be worn casually.

All models are wearing a size 32 waist.
We also make the standard 10oz USMC Khaki, which isn't featured on the left page, so we had them try that on as well.
The hem width for the Slim Fit is 18 cm, while the Regular Fit is 21 cm.
The difference in silhouette is immediately recognizable.
It's a matter of preference, but if you want a neat and tidy look for office casual wear, Slim Fit is recommended.
The Slim fit has been made slightly deeper at the top compared to when we first started making it, so the hem is less likely to ride up when you tuck in your shirt.
On the other hand, the Regular Fit with a 21cm hem width has a distinctly American silhouette.
Bruce Pasque, formerly of Burkdorf Goodman, often wore pants with this kind of silhouette, paired with a shirt and a denim jacket.
His go-to footwear consisted of either grimy, dark gray-beige (the kind they call mole-colored) chukka boots or dark brown dress shoes.
I liked him better than Nick Wooster; he seemed more normal, less like he was cosplaying.
For those who appreciate something "ordinary, but somehow nice," we recommend WORKERS Officer Trousers.


COLOR: 8oz GR Back Denim
32
Waist (laid flat): 42 cm
Front rise: 32 cm
Waist 33cm
Hem width: 21 cm
Inseam 77cm
34
Waist (laid flat): 45 cm
Front rise: 33 cm
Waist 34cm
Hem width: 22 cm
Inseam 78cm

Authentic replica clothing born from an overwhelming passion for vintage wear.
WORKERS is a menswear manufacturer based in Okayama, focusing on workwear, traditional, and military styles.
Takashi Tateno, the representative who loves the unique atmosphere of vintage clothing, has researched actual vintage clothing.
We visit the manufacturers where the products were made and even the existing buildings to research their history and documents, using them as inspiration for our product development.
All products are made in Japan, and I understand the process myself.
Production is carried out only in factories equipped with specialized equipment for each stage of the process.
It's attracting a lot of attention not only from Japan, but also from globally recognized companies like J.CREW and INVENTORY.