Bedford Cord Five Pocket Pants - Off White - USA

Bedford Cord Five Pocket Pants - Off White - 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

25 SLEEVE LENGTH (from shoulder)

there is going to be some unevenness in the dye throughout the garment

Our coat offering has grew quite a lot since then

When we started development for the Fall/Winter '25 collection

So much work packed into a single jacket

The popover was the clear choice and we made it as easy as possible - they have the same fit as our normal oxfords

The denim is lightweight enough to be worn year-round

and have the same classic fit as our oxfords

The idea came from a vintage suede shirt - fully lined that once utilized a lacing system in the eyelets it had

Camp Khaki color based off of original 1940's U

We've always really loved a moss stitch because of how dense and full of texture it is

and stamped by hand on the inside