“W.P.A — We Patch Anything!”
Unearthed directly from the archives, this pair of trousers is a reproduction of the types of pants created in 1930s American “Sewing Rooms” during the Great Depression. Crafted with Warehouse’s meticulous attention to detail, construction, and fabrics, this is a great piece for the serious denim collector!
These trousers are constructed using Warehouse’s own specially developed 12oz high-density selvage denim fabric. Slowly woven on vintage denim looms, this fabric has a smooth yet subtly irregular vertical texture and a neppy surface. Yarn-dyed in Genuine indigo, with wear and washing these trousers will age to a beautiful sky blue contrasted look, just like those vintage denim trousers worn by workers of the past!
Speaking of construction, these pants feature era-specific white single-needle stitching, contrasting beautifully with the dark indigo fabric! Moreover, the darted construction gives these trousers an elegant curved fit while the double-fabric construction on the knees provides next-level durability for daily wear and tear. With sewn-on deep-set waist pockets and a single pocket on the rear, these trousers have plenty of storage space for your daily carry.
If you're looking for some rare 1930s denim work pants, you won’t want to miss out on this pair from Warehouse Co.!
- 100% Cotton
- Japanese 12oz white selvage ID high-density nep denim
- Genuine indigo yarn-dyed
- Black enamel-coated metal buttons
- Double-Knee construction
- “Name Tag” is woven hidden on the waistband
- High Rise/Loose Straight fit
- Made In Japan
This denim is unsanforized and will shrink approximately 5~10% with wash:
- Cold Soak: 1" in the waist; 1.5" in the inseam
- Warm Soak/Cold Machine Wash: 1.5" in the waist; 2" in the inseam
- Warm Machine Wash: 2" in the waist; 2.5" in the inseam
