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Classic Fatigue Pant silhouette in 11 oz Italian-milled selvedge denim — relaxed through the seat with straight leg.
I have memories of my father wearing "denim" fatigue pants in the 1970s. I put the word denim in quotations because now that I have spent half of my life in the denim world, I'm not so sure his lightweight, oddly light blue and somewhat furry pants were actually made of denim. Despite their questionable fabrication, his fatigues sure looked cool with his made in Lumberton, North Carolina Chuck Taylors.
We have recently added denim (not in quotations) fatigue pants to our range. They're made with 11oz rinse washed selvedge denim, have a zip fly and are made in Italy. We are pleased to offer you our straight leg selvedge fatigue pants.
Keep on wearing pants,
Tony Patella
Pete Searson
Tellason
These are great. Weather has turned cooler and it's hard not grab them everyday. Maybe just on the edge of wide, but absolutely a perfect mid-weight denim. Get better each time.
Well, this being my fourth pair of fatigue pants should say a lot. On top of that, Ghurka pants, and a denim jacket. Tellason doesn't disappoint.
This is my third pair of Tellason's fatigue style. (The original olive drabs are still my all-time favorite non-denim pants). Unlike the first two, it's definitely a much wider, fuller cut--I had to size down 1" from my usual size and probably could have gone another 1" down but they have the adjustable tabs on the waist, so I didn't. Anyway, the fabric is fantastic and I'm excited to wear them regularly once they come back hemmed from the tailor. As always, the client service was outstanding (when I exchanged the sizes) and the quality is first-rate.
