DIY Utility Pant

Works hard. Cleans up well. A tapered utility pant that pulls double duty: comfortable enough for a Saturday project, sharp enough to wear out after. The stretch twill has the structure of a real work pant with enough give to actually move in, and the reinforcement panel runs from the thighs through the knees, where pants take the most abuse. The generous inseam makes a good-looking cuff and gives our tall queers some breathing room. Five-pocket construction plus a hammer loop on the left seam and a keychain loop on the right waistband, with a keychain multitool already attached. Hard-wearing androgynous pants for the fixers, and the workwear wing of our non binary clothing. AF logo embroidered on the front waistband. 96% cotton/ 4% spandex stretch twill Forgiving waistband, roomy through the leg, with a half-inch drawcord Generous inseam, great for a cuff Extended reinforcement panel from thighs to knees 5-pocket style: front slant pockets, coin pocket, back patch pocket Hammer loop at left side seam Keychain loop with multitool included AF logo embroidered on front waistband A full size/fit guide can be found here: DIY Utility Pant Size/Fit Guide