WORKERS Officer Trousers Regular Fit 8 oz Light Chino

Officer Trousers, a classic but whose silhouette and lineup change slightly each season.
The so-called "chinos."
This season, to make them suitable from midsummer, I chose two chinos and denim around 8 ounces.
GR Back Denim is a gray thread with weft thread, called 'GR.'
Overall, the color appears very dark.
Since the weft threads are dyed too, it's a bit pricey.
The gray cotton surge is 10 ounces, a bit thicker.
At first glance, the surge looks like wool, but it's actually 100% cotton.
Since we use top-dyed (cotton) yarn, even cotton can look like wool.
I love it, but since the yarn is expensive, the price is even higher.
The Slim FIt features double-stitched rolled stitching on both the sides and inner thighs, Type 2 version.
Hem width just over 18 cm. The fabric contains no synthetic stretch, providing a slim fit with just the right amount of room.
The back body pocket has a flap.
Darts are angled and can be taken in many dimensions, making the hip rounded more pronounced.
Since the thigh isn't very wide, I tried to use darts to create as much roundness as possible for the hips and to create a comfortable fit.
However, if you do a posture that resembles a stretching exercise, the stitching on your buttocks will tear.
When excessive force is applied, instead of using fabric, we intentionally sew the stitches twice with a flat sewing machine so that the stitches can tear.
If the fabric tears, there's no way to fix it.
Regular Fit, a straight silhouette with a hem width of 21 cm.
"Separate obi" means the obi is made from a separate part from the body. The coin pocket has a flap.
The rounded back is designed to spread the darts into two pieces to create a neat display.
Buttocks are wrapped with double-stitch stitching, with sides, inside, or interlocks.
We aimed for straight-silhouette chinos with strength priority for casual wear.

All models are size 32 waist.
Not listed on the left page, but since I'm also making the classic 10oz, USMC Khaki, I had her wear it.
While the Slim Fit has a hem width of 18 cm, the Regular Fit has a 21 cm width.
The silhouette difference is instantly recognizable.
It's a matter of personal preference, but if you want a clean look in office casual, Slim Fit is recommended.
Slim, compared to when I first started making it, I made the top a bit deeper, so when tucking in the shirt, the hem slips up and it's less likely to get stuck.
On the other hand, the Regular Fit with a 21 cm hem width has a distinctly American silhouette.
The former Burkdorf Goodman blue spasque was great, and I paired pants with a shirt + jeans with this silhouette.
On the feet, dark gray-beige (mole color) chukka boots and dark brown ankle boots were his signature style.
I liked it more than Nick Worcester, which was more ordinary and less cosplay-like.
For those "ordinary but somehow nice" experiences, please check out WORKERS Officer Trousers.


COLOR:8 oz Light Chino, Beige
32
Flat waist: 42cm
Front thigh: 32cm
Thigh: 33cm
Hem width: 21cm
Inseam: 77cm
34
Waist flat 45cm
Forethigh: 33cm
Watari 34cm
Hem width: 22cm
Inseam: 78cm

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 visited the manufacturer where the product was made and the existing buildings to learn about its history and materials. We research thoroughly and 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.