L1 Men's Americana Pant Brown Stone 2025
L1 Men's Americana Pant Brown Stone 2025
SKU:210000173807
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PRODUCT INFORMATION
PRODUCT INFORMATION
A new take on a classic straight leg workwear-inspired pant with all the function needed to be your daily pant on and off the hill – with a new baggy fit, 10k/10k waterproofing, and heavy-duty, durable fabrics to provide the protection needed from the elements and also durability for daily use in the shop, city, or mountains.
Waterproofing: 10k mm
Insulation: Shell
Fit: Baggy
Features:
- Fly zip with snaps and velcro closure
- Zip hand pockets
- Zip back pockets with flap closures
- Soft tricot lined waistband and fly
- Tool pocket with snap and velcro closure
- Mesh lined inseam vent zips
- Jacket to pant connection loops
- Leg snow gaiters with gripper elastic
- Boot hooks
- Folded hem with shock cord adjustment
- Key clip
- Ottoman 2L fabric
RETURN POLICIES
RETURN POLICIES
We want you to be completely satisfied with your purchase. That's why we offer a full refund on unworn and unused product for 30 days upon delivery of your product. Please note that FINAL SALE items are not eligible for returns or exchanges.
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