Baker pants have been out of the Iron Heart lineup for over a decade, and their return for SS26 is worth paying attention to. Drawing from the original OG-107 military fatigue pant worn by U.S. troops in the 1950s, the cut runs wider and higher in the rise than most Iron Heart bottoms, with a relaxed silhouette that suits the warm-weather fabric perfectly. That fabric is a 4oz plain weave blended from 75% cotton and 25% bright nylon, the nylon selected specifically for the subtle sheen it brings to the cloth, resulting in something lightweight, breathable, and durable that moves differently than a standard cotton pant. Flap-down rear pockets with four-hole button fastenings, hand warmer pockets, a brass universal zipper fly, and two rear waist cinches for fit adjustment complete a pant that carries its military reference honestly without leaning on it too hard.

• 4oz 75% cotton, 25% bright nylon plain weave
• Baker/fatigue silhouette, relaxed fit, high rise
• Brass universal zipper fly
• Hand warmer pockets
• Flap-down rear pockets with four-hole button fastenings
• Two rear waist cinches
• Chainstitched side seams
• Bar tack reinforcements
• One-washed
• Made in Japan

A variance of +/-.5" is within tolerance.

Fit Notes: Tommy is wearing a size 35 in these. The baker pant has a bit more room in the leg than most of their denim fits, so if you get the waist right, you should be solid. We really liked the fit in the size 35, even though it would require a belt. Tommy is 5'9," 165bs with a 33-34" waist.