WORKERS FWP Trousers, 6 oz Light Chino

"Fatigue Trousers Without Cargo Pocket" becomes "FWP Trousers." It sounds very much like Japanese-made English. This year's FWP is basically just fatigue pants with the side pockets removed. The front is also a button fly. The only difference is that the drawstring at the hem is not secured with a bar tack, so it can be removed. If you don't like drawstrings at the hem, just remove them. Originally, a long time ago, I made baker pants out of chambray. They didn't sell very well, but a few years after they were released, I got a call inquiring, "I really want another pair of chambray baker pants that I bought a long time ago! They're so cool!!" I thought, "Certainly, pants made from 5-ounce class chambray would be cool," but the strength of the fabric is less than that of 10-ounce types. Therefore, the fabric will tear unless it has a loose silhouette like baker pants. With that in mind, I made fatigue pants separately. Come to think of it, fatigue pants are also made of poplin of about 6 ounces... so I removed the side pockets from these and turned them into regular "pants." But what about pants that retain the waist buckle so you can wear them without a belt in the summer? That's where the FWP Trousers come in. Like "fatigue" or "baker" pants, the original source isn't clear, so I was a little worried, but they're perfect for this hot summer. They've been well-received and have been a product we've been able to continue selling for many years. In the middle of summer, I almost exclusively wear these FWP trousers or Summer Trousers, which are based on the FWP but with the waist buckle removed. The key point is that I only feel like wearing them in the middle of summer; in the fall, they definitely feel cold, so I switch to baker pants, chinos, and then jeans when it's even colder. You can feel the changing seasons through your trousers. That's the WORKERS lineup. The products are already washed. The light chinos are 6 ounces. WORKERS' standard USMC Khaki is 10 ounces. The 8 ounce chinos I occasionally use still feel like they're just a little thinner than the 10 ounce chinos. When they become 6 ounces, they're noticeably lighter. Any thinner or lighter and you can't call them chinos anymore, they're twill. 6 ounces is right on the edge of that.

Material: 6oz 100% cotton light chino fabric. Attachments: Urea buttons. Stitching: Polyester spun yarn. Country of origin: Japan. Made in Japan.

SIZE CHART: Actual measurements after washing, in centimeters.
S
Waist 83cm
Front rise: 33 cm
Back rise: 43cm
Thigh 34cm
Hem width: 23cm
Length 73cm
M
Waist 88cm
Front rise: 33.5 cm
Back rise: 43.7cm
Thigh length: 35.5cm
Hem width: 23.5cm
Length 73cm
L
Waist 93cm
Front rise: 34 cm
Back rise: 44.4cm
Thigh circumference: 37cm
Hem width: 23.5cm
Length 73cm

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.