Timeless workwear style from the early 20th century!
Freewheelers have trawled through vintage archives to bring us the "Grease Monkey" Overall trousers inspired by the uniforms worn by American car mechanics in the 1930s.
Constructed with Freewheelers' specially-developed, high-density medium weight cotton twill fabric, which has been slowly woven on vintage machines to produce a highly durable yet comfortable fabric! The dark-brown thread-dyed colourway will age to a soulful look with wear and washes, just like an authentic pair from the 30s!
Construction-wise, this pair features classic workwear details such as reinforced double fabric on the knee section and back pockets, ensuring they remain durable even through heavy wear. As usual, Freewheelers have packed this garment with a ton of amazing details with a specially-developed red chambray fabric used for the pocket bags and lining on the vintage-spec one-piece fly! Other workwear details include a hammer loop on the back rise, as well as a tool pocket on the thigh area.
The fit is elegantly shaped for an authentic early 20th-century silhouette with a high rise, comfortable thigh gradually tapering to the leg opening.
If you are looking for one of the best Japanese workwear trousers inspired by 1930s mechanic uniforms, you can't ignore Freewheelers!
- 100% Cotton
- Japanese medium-weight high-density cotton twill
- Colour is yarn-dyed
- Black coated iron buttons
- One-Piece button fly construction
- Extra 'Bar-tack' stitched pockets
- Japanese lightweight heather chambray inner pockets
- Once washed (minimal shrinkage)
- High rise/Relax Tapered fit
- Made In Japan
