1845 AG Baker Pants Army Green — Brooklyn Clothing

By A Mystery Man Writer

Baker pants feature a large L-shaped patch pocket on the front called a baker pocket, one on each side, and one flap and patch pocket on each side of the back. Studio D'Artisan's Baker pants have had the classic fit changed to a slightly tighter silhouette relative to actual vintage pants, so that it can be easily inco

Baker pants are widely worn in work, basic training, factories, and other work as opposed to cargo pants for field battles. Baker pants are said to have been named because they were worn by bakers, but in fact there is no basis, and there are various theories such as that bakers used to commonly wear white coloured Baker pants to hide flour on their clothing, or perhaps that the patch pocket looks like bread. We like to think the second account is true!

1845 Baker Pants
Lightweight slubby fabric
Two front baker pockets
Two back buttoned pockets
Tonal buttons
Regular Straight fit
100% cotton
Made in Okayama, Japan
One-wash, no shrinkage expected with a cold wash and hang dry

	Waist	Thigh	Front Rise	Back Rise	Leg Opening	Inseam
30	14.5	12	11.25	14.25	8.5	31.5
31	15	12.3	11.5	14.6	8.75	31.5
32	15.5	12.6	11.75	15	9	31.5
33	16	13	11.85	15.2	9.25	31.5
34	16.5	13.3	12	15.4	9.5	31.5
36	17	13.7	12.25	15.6	9.75	31.5
38	18	14	12.5	16	10	31.5