Navy, Rust and Beige Camo Pleated Pants

In our Working Class collection, we wanted to include a strong piece that will not only be easily distinguishable but will also bring together all the colors of the collection: rust, navy, beige, and olive. In the end, we did both a jacket and trousers in the same fabric… but we still recommend wearing these pieces separately.

In our search for the perfect pattern combining these colors, we have stumpled upon Alpenflage camo. Although this type of camo might seem wild at first glance, it surprisingly fits into a modern wardrobe more easily than many conventional brown-and-green camouflages! Ours is slightly different from the 1957 original - we used a Japanese cotton printed in this Swiss-army-inspired camouflage, which incorporates navy instead of black, shifting the color palette even further into an urban direction.

As we have said before, some things are so unusual they end up matching almost anything - well, these trousers are just that. You can pair them with a chore coat or even a blazer, creating an outfit that’s bold but not old-school. After all, this is workwear of the past, for the labour of today, right?

The Working Class series is made from durable fabrics designed to withstand the test of time. Apart from the denim, these are all unwashed and untreated - they start tough but soften with each wear. Depending on how you treat them, they will develop a unique patina and wear pattern.