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Sportsmans 5-Pocket Pant
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The Sportsman 5 Pocket Pant is built from 6.8 oz stretch cotton duck canvas, a heavyweight weave with a touch of spandex that moves with you through a full day. Each pair is garment pigment dyed and washed, so the fabric arrives soft and buttery, with the lived-in character of a favorite pair.
It works in the office on Tuesday, at the range on Saturday morning, up at the cabin by Sunday, and at dinner on Friday night. The classic fit through the hip and thigh tapers from the knee to the hem, so it sits clean over boots and sneakers. We built this pant to be a staple in your rotation in every season.
Brass hardware carries the signature shotgun shell and 9mm detail, and a YKK auto-lock brass zip fly keeps everything closed. The seat is double reinforced, and the stress points are secured with bar tacks and rivets, so the pant holds up to hard use.
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6.8 oz Stretch Cotton Duck Canvas
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97% Cotton, 3% Spandex
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Garment Pigment Dyed & Washed for Soft, Buttery Feel
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Signature Shotgun Shell/9mm Brass Hardware
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YKK Auto-Lock Brass Zip Fly
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Double Reinforced Seat to Prevent Blowouts
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Reinforced Stress Points Using Bar Tacks and Rivets
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Classic Fit at Hip Through Thigh with Taper from Knee to Hem
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33" Inseam - 1" Bottom Hem
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Imported
The Fit
The Sportsman 5-Pocket Pant was built to have a sophisticated fit, but perform like a do-it-all piece of gear. With our Classic Fit at the waist and thighs for unrestricted movement, and a tapered fit from the knee down, you are sure to look good and move free.
Look Good, Do Good
Made for all of life's adventures, and designed to look damn good doing 'em.
Stretch Cotton Duck Canvas
Featuring a durable weave of cotton duck canvas with a hint of spandex. Durable enough to last for years, stretchy enough to move with you.
Classic Features
A 5-Pocket design, to keep extras close by, and shotgun shell and 9mm brass hardware for those who appreciate the details.
Origins of Coton Duck Fabric
Cotton duck, a sturdy canvas fabric, traces its origins to maritime history. The name derives from the Dutch "doek," meaning linen canvas. When imported linen supplies were disrupted, American mills turned to cotton as a readily available alternative, with Seth Bemis's Watertown, Massachusetts mill pioneering American-manufactured cotton sail duck.
Initially prized for ship sails due to its water and fire resistance, cotton duck's applications quickly expanded. By the mid-1800s, its exceptional durability made it essential for tents, workwear, and outdoor equipment. The fabric even served as the foundation for early duct tape.
Cotton duck's tight weave creates remarkable resistance to abrasion and tearing while providing natural water resistance. This versatility has sustained its relevance across industries—from artist canvases to camping gear to sneakers. Classified by weight from light to heavy varieties, cotton duck remains a testament to functional design: a fabric built to endure, protect, and perform across generations of demanding use.