1905 Hauler Pant French asphalt - Pike Brothers

Dragging, pulling, tugging. All words that describe the origin of the 1905 Hauler Pant. Workers at that time had to do a lot of physical work and work clothing therefore had to meet certain criteria. On the one hand, it couldn't restrict movement and, on the other hand, it had to be very durable.
All of this is reflected in the 1905 Hauler Pant. The cut is very wide and the waistband is very high. Therefore, it offers optimal freedom of movement. As was usual at the time, it has suspender buttons and the typical swallowtail on the waistband. The waist bar offers a quick adjustment option for the waistband.

The French Asphalt fabric used for this series is made of 100% cotton. As the name suggests, the fabric has French origins. French asphalt has traditionally been used as a lightweight summer fabric. The fabric is rewoven according to the original recipe. Although it comes from the workwear sector, it has a very elegant look.

The following details characterize the 1905 Hauler Pant

Outer fabric: 100% cotton, woven in Portugal
Wide cut with a high waistband
Waist bar
Horn buttons
Made in Portugal