We also picked up two interpretations of classic military pants from the brand :
The M-65 Cargo Pants & Baker Pant's.

The M-65 Cargo Pants, originally designed for the U.S. military in 1965, have become a staple in both military and civilian wardrobes. Created to meet the demanding needs of soldiers during the Vietnam War, these pants are known for their durability, practicality, and versatility. The “M” stands for “Model,” and 65 denotes the year of its introduction, reflecting its military origins.

With reference to the original, the Japan Blue M-65 is constructed out of a lightweight & durable 9.5oz fatigue ripstop fabric. They are a wide leg pant with a deep rise and subtle tucks below the knee to ensure a neat fit.

A defining feature of the M-65 pants are their large cargo pockets. Originally designed to carry essential gear for soldiers, these pockets provide ample storage space, making them practical for everyday use. Further features include adjustable waist tabs and drawstrings at the ankles making them a truly versatile pair of pants.

Baker Pants, originally known as “Baker’s Trousers,” were part of the U.S. military uniform during the mid-20th century. Named after the standard-issue clothing provided to bakers in the military, these pants were designed for utility and comfort. Their practical design quickly gained popularity beyond the kitchen, becoming a staple for soldiers due to their simple yet functional style.

The standout feature of Baker Pants are their large patch pockets on the front and back of the pants for utility. Baker Pants are reknowned for their comfortability and soft hand feel as they are made from a sateen fabric which is characterized by its weft-faced weave, meaning that the horizontal threads (weft) float over the vertical threads (warp) more frequently. This results in fewer interlacings and a surface that reflects more light, giving it a satin-like sheen and luxurious feel.