Pike Brothers 1937 Roamer Pant 11oz

The 1937 model is one of the first Pike Brothers models and has firmly established itself in the Pike Brothers fan community. The model stands for the original idea of denim, which originated from workwear. This model has also remained unchanged for many years, which speaks for its quality and acceptance. The model, which is based on a pair of 1930s workers' jeans, offers an optimum fit for normal and sturdy figures. The model has a rather wide leg and, with a foot width of 23.5 cm (for a 33 cm width), is in the ideal range for a solid turn-up.  This can also be easily doubled with this model without it being too tight. Typical for the pants of the 20-30s is the chinch back, which offers an adjustment option at the back waistband. In addition, this model is equipped with buttons for suspenders, which allows the trousers to be worn with a relaxed, wide waist and a special style. The solid torso height and leg width are definitely suitable for work, allowing the wearer to kneel without the trousers slipping. The overall finish is designed for robustness and all seams are solidly interlocked. Typical of Pike Brothers denim's is the solid button fly and the heavy, golden thread that conveys longevity.