Reproduction of the earliest riveted work pants, commonly known as "1873 riveted work pants".
( In 1873, Jacob Davis, with funding from Levi Strauss, secured a patent for riveted work pants.)
These work pants are made from 10.5 oz. red selvedge canvas. The yarn for the fabric is combed cotton ring-spun yarn, which is woven on the vintage wooden shuttle loom. A Japanese GUNZE sewing thread was used to complete the sewing.
Loose-fitting straight, high waist, pocket watch pocket at the waist, single back pocket, left tool pocket, and suspender buttons at the waist, no belt loops, including details of the process, all restored to the original version. It's classic and retro. You can roll up your pants and wear them, looks very rugged style.
