POST O'ALLS Army Pants - Indigo Worn Wash

The #1301 ARMY Pants were POST O'ALLS' first trouser design, debuting as part of the brand's first collection in 1993. The pattern draws from the denim fatigue trousers issued by the US Army during the 1920s and 1930s, reworking their simple military construction with the relaxed, baggy proportions that have become a signature of POST O'ALLS. They were originally designed as a set with the #1204 ARMY Shirt.

This version is constructed from 10oz indigo denim, a relatively light weight that works naturally with the loose silhouette. Rather than starting rigid, the denim has been given a worn wash that softens the fabric and recreates the variation found in a well used pair of vintage fatigue pants.

The wash brings out fading around seams, creases and other areas where indigo would naturally be lost through years of wear. It provides an already aged starting point rather than a finished effect, with the denim continuing to soften and develop further with regular use. A revived green printed label from 1993 completes the reissue.