Eight Pockets. Options.
A jumbled, jabby mess in our pockets or carry fewer items -- that's the choice we've always been given with dressier clothes. So I designed a pocket configuration that works for me, without "tacticalizing" the traditional trouser.
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The Classic FourFront slash and single-welt rear pockets, right where you expect them. Wallet and keys, per usual.
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Front Inner Patch PocketsTucked inside the front pockets, so clips ride high, concealed along the beltline. 4-inch opening to fit most slim knife sheaths.
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Beltline Inset PocketsSet into the beltline at 4 and 8 o’clock. A phone or spare magazine rides flat and stays put when you sit.
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Rear Stretch PanelHidden stretch across the back of the waistband. Flexibility, without interfering with common carry positions.
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Crotch GussetOne thing the 2010s tight styles taught me - I'm never living without an anti-pinch crotch gusset, if I can help it.
What guys are saying
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4.85 out of 5 · 33 reviews of the 8-Pocket Chino Pant
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David B. · Verified buyer · 8-Pocket Chino Pant
“I work in a LEO capacity where I have to dress business casual everyday and still carry all of my required gear. … I can wear all my gear without my pants sagging or worried about them ripping.”
“I never would get excited about clothes but I got a new job and have to dress up a bit and these pants are legitimately worth getting excited over.”
“Received these the other day and the fit and finish are remarkable! Very comfortable, I have large “athletic” … legs and they fit well without riding up the calves. … Don’t buy another pair of 5.11s that only last a few months and go ahead and get these for peace of mind.”
“I have been carrying a concealed handgun for 10 years IWB, and these shorts were clearly designed by someone who understands the lifestyle needs.”
“The whole unboxing the pants was an absolute thrill. Don’t ever get rid of that, I thought it was amazing and it felt personal especially with the name card.”
“Best fitting chinos i’ve ever worn! Additional pockets are integrated very well”
All I wanted was more pockets in my office pants.
I left the 101st Airborne for corporate America in 2014 and found three bad options for dressier pants: deal with bulging pockets, ditch daily carry items, or show up underdressed in hiking pants. So I took Option D and designed my own.
Tom Robinson · Veteran · Founder
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