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These classic style chino trousers are the perfect way to build up your smart casual wardrobe. These chinos come in a women's specific fit designed to be more lean and tailored in order to lengthen the leg and create the perfect appearance while still retaining the more formal and hardwearing features., Women's classic fit chinos in a soft fabric finish. Zip fly with button fastening at waist., Belt loops. Two swing pockets to the side and two non-functional back jetted pockets for styling., Washing InstructionsDomestic wash at 40c Our classic fit iconic chino trouser is now available in a women's version. Still retaining the formal elegant hardwearing features of the men's equivalent the women's is fashioned with a, ,
Two hip pockets with flapsPeaked lapelsFully linedThree button cuff detail250gsm 55% polyester/45% woolUp to 40 washSizes 6 - 26Back length: Short (S) 55-66cm Regular (R) 58-71cm Tall (T) 63-76cm (increases with size)Sleeve length: Short 55-62cm Regular 59-66cm Tall 63-70cm (increases with size)
Revolutionary Twisted Arm™ with ergonomic cut for natural working posture and freedom of movementChest pocket with zipperReflective features for enhanced visibilityTwo large inside pockets
Up to 40° wash275gsm 100% polyester
Back key-hole detailRound neck240gsm 92% viscose/8% elastaneUp to 40 washSizes 6 - 26Back length: 58 - 62cm (increases with size)
*Sizing Note* Carhartt are more generously sized you may need to consider dropping down a size from your traditional workwear clothing. Carhartt's Steel Relaxed Cordura Cargo Pocket Trousers add a little comfort to the working day. Sitting securely at the waist these trousers offer a relaxed seat and thigh with a comfort flex waistband. You can also keep any pocket-sized tools phone or maybe even a protein boost close with the cordura-reinforced front ledge pockets., 10oz/yd2 / 339gsm 73% cotton/24% Cordura/3% elastane ripstop., Sits at the waist., Relaxed seat and thigh., Comfort flex waistband., Cordura-reinforced front ledge pockets.
