Bedford Cord Five Pocket Pants - Faded Olive - USA

Bedford Cord Five Pocket Pants - Faded Olive - USAExpertly woven in Japan and produced right here in America, these are fantastic reproductions of the bedford cord pants made for ranchers and cattlemen in the 1940s and 50s. Bedford cord was used as a workwear fabric because it was heard wearing but lightweight. Similar to a denim, it stretched and molded to the wearer, making it an ideal fabric for these outdoorsmen as there were no stretch or performance fabrics offered back then. This particular

Snap cuffs

It features all the bells and whistles that we used on our Beachcloth Jackets and Vests

and custom antiqued French blue pearl snaps

Hand-applied gradient print

while beautiful

Made in the USA

Inspired by older ivy sweaters

Expertly woven in Japan and produced right here in America

we found it very important to really localize this whole program

The rinsed version has been through a wash once for softening and getting that initial bleed out of the way

liberty stripes and hickory stripes were hard-wearing

We played on the theater-made insignia that you'd often see on a lot of military garments and made our own for the Daytripper