15oz Copper Selvedge Canvas in SK

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• The 15oz Copper Canvas from Rogue Territory is a heavyweight canvas fabric crafted using thick slub yarns, resulting in a burly fabric with an incredible amount of texture. Offered in the RGT's SK fit, these heavyweight pants come fitted with the same construction and heritage-inspired detailing found in the brand's denim. The Copper Canvas selvedge comes equipped with heavyweight canvas pocket bags, a custom leather patch, and signature Rogue Territory detailing and hardware.
  
  • 15oz Copper Canvas selvedge fabric
  • The SK fit from Rogue Territory is a skinny leg with a form fitting silhouette, has a medium/low rise, runs slim in the top block and thighs, and has a strong taper from the thigh to the knee and moderate taper from knee to leg opening
  • Signature hidden pen pocket in back right pocket
  • Selvedge button fly with cotton reinforcement
  • Hidden selvedge coin pocket
  • Belt loops sewn into the waist band, single needle continuous stitch
  • Hand silk-screened pocket bag, reinforced back pockets
  • Hand branded leather cowhide patch
  • Chain-stitched hems
  • 100% cotton
  • Made in USA (Los Angeles, CA)

• Size	Waist	Rise	Thigh	Knee	Inseam	Leg Opening
  28	30.75"	9.5"	10.25"	7"	35"	6.25"
  29	31.5"	9.6"	10.75"	7.15"	35"	6.4"
  30	32.5"	9.6"	10.75"	7.4"	35"	6.9"
  31	33.5"	9.75"	11.15"	7.75"	35"	7"
  32	34.5"	10.15"	11.5"	7.9"	35"	7.4"
  33	35.25"	10.15"	11.75"	8.25"	35"	7.5"
  34	36"	10.25"	12"	8.5"	35"	7.75"
  36	38"	10.45"	12.25"	8.9"	35"	8"

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• Building upon his background as a bespoke jeans tailor, Karl Thoenessen founded the Rogue Territory brand in 2009. The label incorporates a vast range of influences from its hometown of Los Angeles into a line of casual clothing with modern and utilitarian appeal. The brand’s moniker “KEEP THE TRADE ALIVE” is a reference to Rogue Territory’s passion and commitment to making things by hand.

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