BARNSTORMER / Dress Fatigue Pants Herringbone

BARNSTORMER
Founded in 1977, BARNSTORMER began by recreating American traditional clothing in Japan during the height of the Ivy era. Using factories capable of the same construction as American makers and producing fabrics with the same character, the brand pioneered Japanese-made American trad. Its enduring theme is to faithfully recreate the lifestyle of America during that time.







The Distinction of Vintage Herringbone
This herringbone fabric, originally used in 1940s workwear and military trousers, is faithfully reproduced on a dobby loom. The asymmetric chevron pattern, reminiscent of herring bones, adds depth and dimension to the fabric.

With a weight that is neither too light nor too heavy, it is suitable for long-season wear.







Tailored with Dress-Level Finishing
The waistband features an extended tab closure, a detail borrowed from dress trousers that ensures a clean look and secure fit. The inner waistband is lined for added comfort.



A pin loop at the top of the fly keeps the belt buckle in place, preventing it from shifting and maintaining a neat appearance.



A discreet V-slit at the back waistband reduces stress on the fabric and improves durability.



The pockets draw from fatigue pant details, with deep patch pockets at the front and asymmetrically placed flap and patch pockets at the back.



Split side seams create a natural three-dimensional shape and enhance the overall silhouette, showcasing the brand’s dedication to precision tailoring.





A Slim, Tapered Silhouette
Gently tapered toward the hem, the refined slim silhouette works well tucked in or out. It pairs effortlessly with shirts and jackets for polished looks, while also styling seamlessly with cut-and-sew tops and sneakers for more casual outfits. A versatile trouser suited to a wide range of occasions.