Crafted from heavyweight 15 oz cotton french terry, these sweatpants offer a perfect blend of comfort and durability. Inspired by vintage athletic wear, they feature a wide, cropped leg design ideal for year-round wear. Unique embroideries and prints evoke the spirit of boxing gyms, making these pants a distinct addition to any casual wardrobe. With an elastic waistband and multiple pockets, they combine style and functionality effortlessly.
From the brand: Details
15 oz heavyweight cotton french terry knit in Japan
Double needle coverstitch seam construction
Elastic waistband with interior cotton drawcord Two patch pockets at back
Double needle coverstitch at hems
Original embroidered artwork
this garment has undergone a wash and tint to remove all shrinkage
Color: Heather Grey
Embroidery & Print Color: Multi
Size & Fit
Leg is wide and cropped
True to size
Model wears a size large
M
odel measures: height 6'3"/ 190cm
take one size up for an oversized fit
S
M
L
XL
Waist size range
28-30
30-32
32-34
34-36
front rise
14"
15.5"
16"
16.5"
back rise
16"
17"
18"
18.5"
thigh (flat)
14"
14.5"
15.25"
15.5"
inseam
26"
27"
27.5"
28"
leg opening (flat)
9.5"
10"
10.25"
10.25"
Care & Origin
100% cotton
Machine wash cold with like colors
tumble dry low
Sewn in los Angeles
Description:
Inspired by sweatpants from the 30's-50's, the Boxing Sweatpant is cut from 15oz loopback cotton french terry and 1x1 rib. This high quality fabric was sourced from mills in Japan with a rich history dating back to the mid 19th century. The weight is perfect; not too heavy or too light, making it an ideal piece for year round wear.
All seams are finished with merrow edge overlock and double needle coverstitching, to ensure long lasting wear and durability. Not one detail of this piece was overlooked. One of the inspirations for this look that immediately comes to mind is the 1960’s photo series of Muhammad Ali, training for his three fights in London. He wears baggy sweatpants with a slight crop. To take these heritage garments a step further, we applied a series of embroideries and prints with deep ties to boxing gyms and clothing issued by athletic departments. They feature an embroidered boxing poster on the back that may have been found hung up in a locker room. Additionally, they feature prints that mimic spray painted stencils commonly used to mark ownership of these garments.
