1889 - M-65 Field Cargo Pants - Indigo x Black

There is nothing Studio D'artisan can't do. They prove it year after year by developing silhouettes like this M-65. They've used a heavy-duty military canvas, that reads a lot like reverse sateen in terms of texture, to produce this gorgeous new pant. It features BDU buttons, a zipper, cargo pockets, and pleating at the knee. But, the real star of the show is the indigo dyeing process. You'll notice if you look closely at the cuffs that the underside of the fabric is stark black. In our industry, when the top layer of fabric is rope-dyed indigo and the base is black...we call the fades that come through shadows. There's this eclectic look that happens when the natural core of the canvas starts to wear through that you can't get from anything else. These are going to be stunning and a true one-of-a-kind work of art. 

A variance of +/-.5" is within tolerance. 

Fit Notes: Out of every straight cut we've seen from Studio, this is the widest. They call these the "Regular Straight" silhouette which basically just translates to roomy everywhere as a utility pant should be. Tommy went with a size 34 in the pictures. He likely could wear a 33 in these, which is not normally the case with Studio, and they would have a more tailored look. If you want roomy, feel free to size up. Tommy is 5'10," 165lbs with a 33-34" waist.