Browning Brown Canvas Nylon Double Knee Brush Pants Men’s 38 Some rips and stains as visible in the photos

The inseam is more like 29″. Which isn’t the worst thing if your wearing with boots while hunting. They seem thicker than the modern version. These are in really good condition. No holes no big stains no much use but maybe one hunting trip.

Carhartt Washed Twill Utility Work Pants Mens 36×30 Relaxed Fit Brown B324-DFE New. New with sticker tag just no hard tag but brand new never worn! I do not accept returns as stated on my page so please see all pictures and measurements before purchasing! Will be shipped using USPS in a black poly mailer!

Carhartt B324 FDK relaxed fit carpenter utility pants in beige. 100% cotton, made in Nicaragua. Tagged 36×32. Gently used with minor fading, no holes or damage. #Carhartt #CarpenterPants #WorkwearPants #Carharttb324

Carhartt Brand New With Tags Washed Twill Flannel Lined

CARE: Avoid being exposed to the dust, rain or water, the genuine leather may turn hard and dark. If you need Bigger Sizes kindly don’t hesitate to ask.

Style: Rugged Flex Rigby relaxed fit carpenter work pants in beige canvas. Material: 98% cotton, 2% spandex stretch canvas.

Supreme Eagle Double Knee Painter Pants feature a striking all-over graphic print of bald eagles in a collage style. These heavy-duty workwear-inspired trousers are constructed with double-layered knees for durability and include traditional utility details like a hammer loop and multiple tool pockets. The dark denim base provides a canvas for the vivid, detailed eagle imagery that wraps around the entire garment. Finished with branded hardware and a classic Supreme woven label on the hammer loop. Streetwear, Gorpcore, Americana, Maximalist, Workwear, Utility, Graphic Print, Hypebeast, Skater, Bold, Eagle Print, Collector, Rare, Denim, Artistic

Hard work in hard work out. Behind every pair of these pants are 61 pairs of hands that cut sew hem and triple-stitch the 28 pieces that form the classic B01. So before they even show up on the jobsite they’ve already lived through several shifts of hard work.