Jelado CM47 HBT Baker Pants Navy

Baker pants are said to have got their name from the pants that were originally worn by bakers.
Also known as fatigue pants, they were worn not only when going to the battlefield but also while working in an office.
The M-43 pants, which were adopted as the successor to the M-47 pants, did away with the large cargo pockets on the sides and used urea buttons.
These baker pants are made from herringbone twill fabric, featuring a firm texture.
The vintage herringbone of that time is a durable fabric with distinct ridges created by varying the twist.
We use dye to dye our vintage items using Sulfur, and the color fades with wear, allowing you to enjoy the vintage-like aging process.
The slightly thicker silhouette makes it very easy to coordinate with items other than jeans.
These baker pants have a unique atmosphere that allows you to enjoy the changes that occur over time, so be sure to give them a try.