Pants Built to Do the Job
Are your pants working hard, or hardly working?
Workwear's return has been the trend for the past few seasons and doesn't seem like it's going anywhere soon. You may ask, what makes something workwear besides dressing in Carhartt head-to-toe? Workwear derives from utility fabrics such as heavyweight twill, herringbone and waxed cotton, just to name a few. Also, the fit in workwear is opposite of years past with a more relaxed, nonchalant look—the pants are wider but usually taper towards the bottom.
This is a trend I fully endorse because they are timeless garments that are revered for being an everyday essential. I even have some of the pants included on the list. I bought a pair from Imogene + Willie about two years ago and love them. They're cut from a 12oz. double knee duck canvas that's sturdy enough to take a beating but comfortable enough to wear everyday. And there's really nothing you can't pair them with. Whether you're deep in concrete mix on the job or in excel hell working from home, we think you'll want a pair of these work pants.
The Best Men’s
Work Pants in 2022
Hencye 2.0 canvas work pant,
$195 by Imogene + Willie
Japanese workwear chino,
$248 by Todd Snyder
Salvador pant,
$98 by Mollusk
Heavy cotton straight-leg trouser,
$305 by TOAST
Herringbone twill cargo pant,
$290 by RRL
Denim work pant,
$145 by Stüssy
FYI
In 1994, Carhartt WIP was created to help evolve the growing popularity of Carhartt outside of work, and to accommodate classic products to serve a European audience. Since then, the brand has grown to be even more popular.