W' Stamp Pant
W' Stamp Pant
Stamp Print, Blue bleached
The product runs large in size. Consider to size down from your usual size (eg. M instead of L)
Carhartt WIP W' Stamp Pant is cut from 13.5 oz Maitland Stamp denim in 100% organic cotton. The silhouette has a relaxed straight leg with a regular waist and a workwear-informed layout. The Stamp Print, Blue bleached colorway shows an allover motif of symbols and text on a mid-blue base with a bleached, illustrated expression. Construction follows classic five-pocket denim with button closure, zip fly, belt loops and slanted front pockets, supplemented by tool pockets and a hammer loop that reference Carhartt WIP’s utilitarian background. Triple-stitched seams, a saddle seam and back yoke support the heavy fabric, while a faux leather Square Label on the back pocket finishes the design. A stone-washed treatment softens the denim and introduces a subtle worn-in surface.
- 100% organic cotton Maitland Stamp denim
- 13.5 oz heavyweight denim construction
- Triple-stitched seams and saddle seam
- Relaxed straight fit, regular waist
- Five-pocket layout with tool pockets
- Hammer loop on leg
- Button closure with zip fly
- Stone-washed, bleached allover print finish
SIZE & FIT DESCRIPTION
- The product runs large in size. Consider to size down from your usual size (eg. M instead of L)
PRODUCT DETAILS
- Style code: I033742.2LN3
- Color: Stamp Print, Blue bleached
- Material: 100% Organic Cotton 'Maitland Stamp' Denim, 13.5 oz
DELIVERY AND SHIPPING
We do normally deliver within 1-2 business days in Denmark, and between 2-4 business days internationally.
In Denmark we offer shipping with PostNord and GLS, and internationally we ship with GLS International Shipping Service.
RETURNS & EXCHANGES
We offer 30-days return/exchange policy* - both online & In-Store. Online orders can both be returned online or in our physical stores in Copenhagen and Aarhus.
*Items bought an a 50% discount or higher are only eligable for exchanges and refunds within 14 days from the purchase date.
