Pants
The absolute core Outlier pant. A tough and casual five pocket pant cut for movement and made from the most ruggedly comfortable tech fabric around. A 21st century jean if you will.
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A slim cut pant engineered for a life of maximum flexibility. Our OG Cloth has an incredible four-way stretch, serious durability and doublewoven comfort.
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Lightweight strength and movement. These are the ones you can go anywhere with. Rugged yet breathable, they are perfect for the hot and the humid, yet substantive enough to wear year round.
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A singular short for the furthest possible use. Tailored for daily wear, engineered for superior performance and swim ready so you can jump in anytime.
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New Way Longs: A longer take on our New Way Shorts. Designed to be the only shorts you need. Tailored for daily wear, engineered for active use, and water-ready so you can swim in them.
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A baggy short that wears like air. A radical warp-knit weft-insertion construction technique creates a linen-poly fabric that is remarkably open to the air yet opaque to the eye.
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A pant that wears like a short, made from a fabric remarkably open to the air yet opaque to the eye. Linen's dry touch and beautiful aging character meets a radical warp-knit weft-insertion technique to create an ideal summer pant.
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The chino — upgraded. Invisible technology in action. Structure, stretch and snap that must be worn to comprehend. Cleaner and more durable, with a true freedom of movement.
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A dressed up version of our 60/30 Chinos. Invisible technology in action. Structure, stretch and snap that must be worn to comprehend. Cleaner and more durable, with a true freedom of movement.
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A straightforward five pocket pant in a quietly bombproof fabric. Built to break in slowly and last a long time.
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An experimental cargo pant with hidden knee openings made from a radical warp-knit, weft insertion linen-poly fabric that is remarkably open to the air yet opaque to the eye.
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