WORKERS Baker Pants Regular Fit, OD Herringbone

The official name is "TROUSERS, MEN'S, COTTON, SATEEN," and it is commonly known as "Baker Pants." The Regular Fit has changed the hem width to 21 cm. The waist area is the same as the original 838D pattern, which is traced as is. The silhouette tapers toward the hem. The good thing about this is that the waist area isn't tight. But the silhouette that approaches the hem looks sleek. For the original silhouette, I inevitably choose the same outfit. In that regard, the regular fit with a 21 cm hem width is easy to match. When it comes to baker fabric, you think of back satin, but many people probably already have it. That's where OD herringbone comes in. It suits the shape of baker pants very well. The ounce is slightly lighter than back satin and a bit thinner. While back satin is stretchy, back satin is stiff. This is due to differences in thread thickness and number of crosses. The back satin I used this time "The thread is thick." "Fewer programming runs than Herringbon" "Back satin has fewer thread crossings than Herringbon. It's what you call a 'loose' fabric." Herringbone is the opposite of all of the above. As a result, although it's the same cotton fabric, the feel and texture are completely different. The product has been sold out.

Material: 9.5 ounces, 100% cotton, herringbone
Included urea button
Sewing polyester spun yarn
Country of origin: MADE IN JAPAN

Actual measurements after washing are in centimeters
S
Waist: 84cm
Length: 80cm
Front thigh 34cm
Back thigh: 44cm
Thigh: 36cm
Hem width: 21cm
M
Waist: 89cm
Length: 80cm
Forethigh: 34.5cm
Back thigh: 44.7cm
Thigh: 37.5cm
Hem width: 21cm
L
Waist: 94cm
Length: 80cm
Forethigh: 35cm
Back inseam 45.4cm
Watari: 39cm
Hem width: 21cm

Authentic replica wear born from an overwhelming curiosity about vintage wear
WORKERS is a menswear manufacturer based in Okayama, focusing on work, traditional style, and military styles.
Takashi Tateno, the representative who favors the unique atmosphere of vintage clothing, has studied actual vintage clothing, We visit the manufacturers where the products were made and the existing buildings to research history and materials to use them as inspiration for product creation.
All products are made in Japan, and you understand the process yourself, Production is carried out only in factories that require dedicated equipment for each process.
Not only from Japan, but also from places like J.CREW and INVENTORY, It is attracting intense attention from globally recognized companies.